No. 4,426 in German
hänge
"Hänge" in English means "slopes" or "hillsides."
In a sentence
Ich hänge das Bild an die Wand.
I am hanging the picture on the wall.
In this sentence, 'hänge' is the verb 'hängen' in the first person singular present tense, indicating the action of placing or attaching an object to a specific location.
Das Buch hängt am Regal.
The book is hanging on the shelf.
Here, 'hängt' is the third-person singular present tense of 'hängen,' denoting that the book is suspended or affixed to the shelf.
Ich hänge oft mit meinen Freunden zusammen.
I often hang out with my friends.
In this phrase, 'hänge' conveys a colloquial or idiomatic usage meaning to spend time socially with others.
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