A2Vocabulary
Trauen
to dare; to trust; to marry (officiate)
In German
Trauen
ˈtʁaʊ̯ən
Don't Get Confused!
Looks like
train
In English means: "to teach a person or animal a particular skill or type of behavior; a series of connected railway carriages"
Actually means
Trauen
to dare; to trust; to marry (officiate)
Memory Tip'Trauen' is about daring or trusting, not a 'train'. You 'dare' to speak, you don't 'train' to speak (in this context).
Example Sentences
Example Sentences- 1
Ich traue mich nicht, das zu tun.
I don't dare to do that.
- 2
Sie traut ihm nicht mehr.
She no longer trusts him.
FAQ
How do you say "to dare; to trust; to marry (officiate)" in German?
"to dare; to trust; to marry (officiate)" in German is "Trauen" (ˈtʁaʊ̯ən). Example: Ich traue mich nicht, das zu tun..
