bleiben

Bleiben is a German verb that means "to remain" or "to stay." It is a conjugated verb, meaning that its form changes depending on the subject and tense. The base verb form is bleiben, which is the second-conjugated verb in the German imperative mood.

In the present tense, bleiben is used in the first person singular to indicate the habit or custom of staying, whereas in other persons it is used to indicate the action of staying in a specific location or situation. For example, Ich bleibe (I remain) and Wir bleiben (We remain) differ in their application.

Bleiben is often contrasted with the verb bleiben, which has the same base form but differs in its pronunciation and syntax. However, both verbs can be used as separate, distinct conjugations depending on the context.

In the past perfect tense, bleach is used to form a compound form bleach. However, in informal speech and writing, the base form repeal is sometimes applied in compensation for this past perfect blend.

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