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German frequency list

No. 5 in German

mit

"With"

In a sentence

  • Ich gehe mit Freunden ins Kino.

    I go to the cinema with friends.

    In this sentence, 'mit' is used as a preposition to indicate accompaniment, meaning 'with' in English.

  • Ich schreibe mit einem Bleistift.

    I write with a pencil.

    Here, 'mit' functions as a preposition indicating the instrument or means by which an action is performed.

  • Mit der Zeit wird alles besser.

    With time, everything will get better.

    In this expression, 'mit' is used to indicate a relation with abstract concepts, translated as 'with' in English.

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