nicht dürfen

Based on: dürfen
Phrase
1.

must not (do sth)

Opposite: dürfen
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Examples
  • Bei einer guten Party darf gutes Bier nicht fehlen.
  • At a good party, there must not/can't be be a lack of good beer.
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German Present Tense – haben, sein and Modal Verbs

German has a few "irregular" verbs - haben, sein and wissen, and the modal verbs können, wollen, müssen, dürfen, sollen and mögen. Today, we do present tense.

Vocab: haben, sein, wollen, können, mögen, dürfen, sollen, müssen, wissen

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The Modal Verb “dürfen” – All You Need to Know

"dürfen" is one of the German modal verbs and its core idea is "having permission". But many of the related words are about a different idea and seem unrelated.

Vocab: duerfen, der Bedarf, bedürftig, das Bedürfnis

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How many meanings does the German word 'nicht dürfen' have?

nicht dürfen has 1 distinct meaning: 1. must not (do sth).

What is 'nicht dürfen' related to?

The word 'nicht dürfen' is related to dürfen.

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German Present Tense – haben, sein and Modal Verbs
German has a few "irregular" verbs - haben, sein and wissen, and the modal verbs können, wollen, müssen, dürfen, sollen and mögen. Today, we do present tense.
Vocab: haben, sein, wollen, können, mögen, dürfen, sollen, müssen, wissen
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The Modal Verb “dürfen” – All You Need to Know
"dürfen" is one of the German modal verbs and its core idea is "having permission". But many of the related words are about a different idea and seem unrelated.
Vocab: duerfen, der Bedarf, bedürftig, das Bedürfnis
Read article