How to Say ‘Learn long-term’ in German
Langfristig lernen
LAHNG-fris-tikh LAIR-nen
[LAHNG-fris-tikh LAIR-nen]
💬 Usage Tip: "Langfristig" means "long-term" or "in the long run." Very useful for talking about career development.
🇩🇪 In Germany: Employers in Germany often like to hear that someone wants to develop "langfristig" in a role or company.
Phrase Breakdown
Langfristig
[LAHNG-fris-tikh]
long-term; in the long run
An adverb meaning over a long period or with long-term effect.
Langfristig ist ein guter Plan sehr wichtig.
In the long run, a good plan is very important.
lernen
[LAIR-nen]
to learn; learn
The infinitive of 'lernen', meaning to study, learn, or acquire knowledge.
Kinder lernen schnell neue Wörter.
Children learn new words quickly.
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