German Verb Conjugation: Verbs with Stems Ending in 'S'

Struggling with verbs like lesen, grüßen, or tanzen? You're not alone! These verbs follow special rules in the du form, and in this video, we’ll break down everything you need to know to conjugate them correctly and confidently. 🙌
💡 What You’ll Learn in This Video:
Why verbs ending in -s, -ß, -z, or -x are unique.
The exact rule for conjugating these verbs in the present tense.
Examples with verbs like lesen (to read), grüßen (to greet), and tanzen (to dance).
Practice sentences to solidify your understanding.
🔑 Key Tip: Remember to drop the extra -s in the du form for smooth pronunciation!
🎯 Challenge: Conjugate the verb küssen (to kiss) for all pronouns in the comments below! 💬
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