"You are swimming."

Translation: Du schwimmst.

[lisadoglio1]

I only use English as a medium. I would I know if Duo means the plural if they do not add ALL or PEOPLE to indicate the difference to be translated as DU or IHR.
Could anyone please give a tip about it?

[Raisinnoir]

"Du bist" and "Ihr seid" are both rendered "you are" in English. "You all are" is colloquial and mostly heard in the southern US.

[98ing]

Du means just a singular person and ihr means more than one.

[Camoreli]

Agree with lisadoglio - it is impossible to know whether this is plural or singular. In this case Ihr or Sie schwimmen should be also correct, no?

[Catasprache]

Is there a specific rules to know whether a verb is going to end in '-t' or '-st'? I understand for the verb that end with '-e' will most likely means that the subject is 'ich' and I also know for '-en' will refer to 'wir/Sie'. Can someone help me please thanks.

[Jeevan009]

Why "Du bist schwimmst" is incorrect? Why "bist" is not used here? Appreciate if anyone can clarify with few more examples.

[Aspetos]

I put ihr schwimmt ist correct to

[Anthony484234]

Do you pronounce the German "w" in schwimmst, or do you pronounce it as you would if it were to be English? This is a question that has always been bugging me, so I'd like some feedback from either a german expert or someone who's native to that language. Danke!

[Villanelle540711]

The W would be pronounced as a v and phonetically would sound like "sh-vim-st"

[ShihabTuhin]

Needs lots of practice.