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German frequency list

No. 35 in German

jahr

"Jahr" means "year" in English.

In a sentence

  • Ich habe im letzten Jahr viel gelernt.

    I learned a lot last year.

    In this sentence, 'Jahr' refers to a specific time period in the past.

  • Ein Jahr hat zwölf Monate.

    A year has twelve months.

    Here, 'Jahr' is used to denote the standard unit of a calendar year.

  • Das neue Jahr begann mit viel Schnee.

    The new year began with a lot of snow.

    In this example, 'Jahr' is used to describe the start of the current year on the calendar.

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