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अहम् गच्छामि |
मैं जाता हूँ 
I go

आवां गच्छावः
हम(दोनों) जाते हैं 
We two go

वयं गच्छामः
हम जाते हैं 
We go

त्वं गच्छसि
तुम जाते हो 
You go

युवां गच्छथः
तुम(दोनों) जाते हो 
You two go

यूयं गच्छथ
तुम सब जाते हो 
You(plural) go

सः गच्छति
वह जाता है 
He goes

तौ गच्छतः
वे (दोनों) जाते हैं 
They two go

ते गच्छन्ति
वे जाते हैं 
They go

सा गच्छति
वह जाती है 
She goes

ते गच्छतः
वे (दोनों) जातीं हैं 
They two go

ताः गच्छन्ति
वे जातीं हैं 
They go

तत् गच्छति
वह जाता है 
It goes(nuetral gender)

ते गच्छतः
वे (दोनों) जाते हैं 
They two go(nuetral gender)


तानि गच्छन्ति
वे जाते हैं 
They go(nuetral gender)





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Wie heißen eigentlich all diese Gegenstände in der Küche? Und die passenden Verben? 
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Ich gehe hungrig in die Küche, nehme eine Salatschüssel und eine Reibe aus dem Schrank und beginne eine Möhre und eine Rote Beete zu reiben. Den Salat schmecke ich mit Zitronensaft und Salz ab – oh ja, genau so soll er sein!
Dann stelle die Suppe von gestern auf den Herd. Mit einer Kelle rühre ich hin und wieder in der Suppe, damit sie gleichmäßig warm wird. Während sie langsam heiß wird, nehme ich einen tiefen Teller aus dem Schrank und Besteck aus der Schublade. Ich mag es, wenn alles seinen Platz hat und ich nichts suchen muss!
Die Suppe beginnt zu kochen. Ich rieche den leckeren Duft und freue mich schon aufs Essen. Ich rühre die Suppe noch mal um und gieße sie dann vorsichtig Kelle für Kelle in den Teller. Die heiße Suppe dampft.
Nun schneide ich Brot in Scheiben. Ich lege die Brotscheiben auf einen kleinen Teller neben meinem Suppenteller. Mit dem Messer schmiere ich ein bisschen Butter auf eine Brotscheibe und streue ein bisschen Salz darauf.
Ich setze mich an den Tisch und nehme den Löffel in die Hand. Zuerst probiere ich die Suppe. Sie ist genau richtig: nicht zu heiß und nicht zu kalt. Dann tunke ich das Butterbrot in die Suppe und beiße hinein. Es schmeckt wunderbar zusammen mit der Suppe und dem Salat. 
In Ruhe esse und genieße ich die Mahlzeit. Danach fühle ich mich satt und zufrieden. Ich räume den Tisch ab und spüle das Geschirr. Jetzt kann ich mich entspannen und den restlichen Tag genießen.


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