German reference

sich öffnen

to open up (emotionally)

Regular · 13 form tables

Includes indicative, subjunctive I and II, and imperative forms. Separable verbs retain their word order in each form.

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Indicative

Present

sich öffnen: Present
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ichI open up
duyou open up
er/sie/eshe/she/it opens up
wirwe open up
ihryou (plural) open up
sie/Siethey open up; you (formal) open up

Simple past

sich öffnen: Simple past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ichI opened up
duyou opened up
er/sie/eshe/she/it opened up
wirwe opened up
ihryou (plural) opened up
sie/Siethey opened up; you (formal) opened up

Compound past

sich öffnen: Compound past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ichI opened up; I have opened up
duyou opened up; you have opened up
er/sie/eshe/she/it opened up; he/she/it has opened up
wirwe opened up; we have opened up
ihryou (plural) opened up; you (plural) have opened up
sie/Siethey opened up; they have opened up; you (formal) opened up; you (formal) have opened up

Past perfect

sich öffnen: Past perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ichI had opened up
duyou had opened up
er/sie/eshe/she/it had opened up
wirwe had opened up
ihryou (plural) had opened up
sie/Siethey had opened up; you (formal) had opened up

Future

sich öffnen: Future
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ichI will open up
duyou will open up
er/sie/eshe/she/it will open up
wirwe will open up
ihryou (plural) will open up
sie/Siethey will open up; you (formal) will open up

Future perfect

sich öffnen: Future perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ichI will have opened up
duyou will have opened up
er/sie/eshe/she/it will have opened up
wirwe will have opened up
ihryou (plural) will have opened up
sie/Siethey will have opened up; you (formal) will have opened up

Subjunctive

Subjunctive I

sich öffnen: Subjunctive I
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ich(that) I open up
du(that) you open up
er/sie/es(that) he/she/it opens up
wir(that) we open up
ihr(that) you (plural) open up
sie/Sie(that) they open up; (that) you (formal) open up

Subjunctive II

sich öffnen: Subjunctive II
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ichI would open up
duyou would open up
er/sie/eshe/she/it would open up
wirwe would open up
ihryou (plural) would open up
sie/Siethey would open up; you (formal) would open up

Past subjunctive II

sich öffnen: Past subjunctive II
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ichI would have opened up
duyou would have opened up
er/sie/eshe/she/it would have opened up
wirwe would have opened up
ihryou (plural) would have opened up
sie/Siethey would have opened up; you (formal) would have opened up

Would form

sich öffnen: Would form
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ichI would open up
duyou would open up
er/sie/eshe/she/it would open up
wirwe would open up
ihryou (plural) would open up
sie/Siethey would open up; you (formal) would open up

Past subjunctive I

sich öffnen: Past subjunctive I
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ich(reportedly) I have opened up
du(reportedly) you have opened up
er/sie/es(reportedly) he/she/it has opened up
wir(reportedly) we have opened up
ihr(reportedly) you (plural) have opened up
sie/Sie(reportedly) they have opened up; (reportedly) you (formal) have opened up

Future subjunctive I

sich öffnen: Future subjunctive I
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ich(reportedly) I will open up
du(reportedly) you will open up
er/sie/es(reportedly) he/she/it will open up
wir(reportedly) we will open up
ihr(reportedly) you (plural) will open up
sie/Sie(reportedly) they will open up; (reportedly) you (formal) will open up

Imperative

Imperative

sich öffnen: Imperative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
duopen up!
ihropen up! (plural)
sie/Sieopen up! (formal)

Additional forms

Infinitive with zu
Present participle
Past participle
Past infinitive

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