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German slang verbs

Fahren: When “Going” Means More Than Moving
Fahren: When “Going” Means More Than Moving | LEVITIN SCHOOL
Author’s Column | Tymur Levitin on Language, Meaning and Respect

Fahren: When “Going” Means More Than Moving

Language. Identity. Choice. Meaning.👉 Choose your language This article is available in four languages Read the same article in your preferred language: • English — you are reading it now• Русский — Читать на русском• Українська — Читати українською• Deutsch — Auf Deutsch lesen Short video explanations If you prefer a quick explanation first, watch […]

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• 07.11.2025 • 3 min read
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German slang verbs

Lecken: From Licking to Slang in German | LEVITIN SCHOOL
27.10.2025

Lecken: From Licking to Slang in German

Author’s Column | Tymur Levitin on Language, Meaning and Respect

Language. Identity. Choice. Meaning.👉 Choose your language Read this article in other languages Short video explanations (YouTube Shorts) Each video explains how native speakers actually perceive this word in real life — not in textbooks. When a Simple Verb Gets Complicated In German, lecken simply means to lick — an everyday, even innocent verb.But like […]

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