versenden

to send, to dispatch

German Regular

The German verb "versenden" means "to send, to dispatch" in English. It is a regular verb. Below you'll find the complete conjugation tables for "versenden" across all 7 tenses. New to German verbs? Start with the German verb guide.

How to Conjugate "versenden" in the Present Tense

Präsens Actions happening now or regularly
Person English Conjugation
ich I versende
du you (informal) versendest
er/sie/es he/she/it versendet
wir we versenden
ihr you all (informal) versendet
sie/Sie they/you (formal) versenden
Er versendet den Brief.
say it air fer-ZEN-det den breef
He sends the letter.
In other languages
  • French Il envoie la lettre.
  • Spanish Él envía la carta.
  • Dutch Hij stuurt de brief.
Ich versende das Paket.
say it ikh fer-ZEN-deh das pah-KET
I send the package.
In other languages
  • French J'envoie le colis.
  • Spanish Envío el paquete.
  • Dutch Ik stuur het pakket.

How to Conjugate "versenden" in the Simple Past Tense

Präteritum Completed actions in the past (written/formal)
Person English Conjugation
ich I versandte
du you (informal) versandtest
er/sie/es he/she/it versandte
wir we versandten
ihr you all (informal) versandtet
sie/Sie they/you (formal) versandten
Er versandte die E-Mail.
say it air fer-ZANT-te dee EE-mail
He sent the email.
In other languages
  • French Il a envoyé l'e-mail.
  • Spanish Él envió el correo electrónico.
  • Dutch Hij heeft de e-mail gestuurd.
Ich versandte das Paket.
say it ikh fer-ZANT-te das pa-KET
I sent the package.
In other languages
  • French J'ai envoyé le colis.
  • Spanish Envié el paquete.
  • Dutch Ik heb het pakket gestuurd.

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How to Conjugate "versenden" in the Present Perfect Tense

Perfekt Completed actions (spoken German)
Person English Conjugation
ich I habe versandt
du you (informal) hast versandt
er/sie/es he/she/it hat versandt
wir we haben versandt
ihr you all (informal) habt versandt
sie/Sie they/you (formal) haben versandt
Er hat den Brief versendet.
say it Air haht den breef fer-ZEN-det
He sent the letter.
In other languages
  • French Il a envoyé la lettre.
  • Spanish Él envió la carta.
  • Dutch Hij heeft de brief gestuurd.
Ich habe die E-Mail versendet.
say it IHK hah-buh dee EE-mail fer-ZEN-det
I sent the email.
In other languages
  • French J'ai envoyé l'e-mail.
  • Spanish Envié el correo electrónico.
  • Dutch Ik heb de e-mail gestuurd.

How to Conjugate "versenden" in the Past Perfect Tense

Plusquamperfekt Actions completed before another past action
Person English Conjugation
ich I hatte versandt
du you (informal) hattest versandt
er/sie/es he/she/it hatte versandt
wir we hatten versandt
ihr you all (informal) hattet versandt
sie/Sie they/you (formal) hatten versandt
Er hatte den Brief versendet.
say it AIR HAH-tuh dayn breef fer-ZEN-det
He had sent the letter.
In other languages
  • French Il avait envoyé la lettre.
  • Spanish Él había enviado la carta.
  • Dutch Hij had de brief verzonden.
Ich hatte die E-Mail versendet.
say it IHK HAH-tuh dee EE-may fer-ZEN-det
I had sent the email.
In other languages
  • French J'avais envoyé l'e-mail.
  • Spanish Yo había enviado el correo electrónico.
  • Dutch Ik had de e-mail verzonden.

How to Conjugate "versenden" in the Future Tense

Futur I Actions that will happen
Person English Conjugation
ich I werde versenden
du you (informal) wirst versenden
er/sie/es he/she/it wird versenden
wir we werden versenden
ihr you all (informal) werdet versenden
sie/Sie they/you (formal) werden versenden
Er wird den Brief versenden.
say it AIR virt den BREEF fer-ZEN-den
He will send the letter.
In other languages
  • French Il enverra la lettre.
  • Spanish Él enviará la carta.
  • Dutch Hij zal de brief verzenden.
Ich werde die E-Mail versenden.
say it IHK VAY-duh dee EE-mail fer-ZEN-den
I will send the email.
In other languages
  • French J'enverrai l'e-mail.
  • Spanish Enviaré el correo electrónico.
  • Dutch Ik zal de e-mail verzenden.

How to Conjugate "versenden" in the Subjunctive I Tense

Konjunktiv I Indirect speech and formal requests
Person English Conjugation
ich I versende
du you (informal) versendest
er/sie/es he/she/it versende
wir we versenden
ihr you all (informal) versendet
sie/Sie they/you (formal) versenden
Er versende den Brief.
say it air fer-ZEN-deh dayn breef
He sends the letter.
In other languages
  • French Il envoie la lettre.
  • Spanish Él envía la carta.
  • Dutch Hij stuurt de brief.
Ich versende die E-Mail.
say it ikh fer-ZEN-deh dee EE-mayl
I send the email.
In other languages
  • French J'envoie l'e-mail.
  • Spanish Envío el correo electrónico.
  • Dutch Ik verzend de e-mail.

How to Conjugate "versenden" in the Subjunctive II Tense

Konjunktiv II Hypothetical situations and polite requests
Person English Conjugation
ich I versandte
du you (informal) versandtest
er/sie/es he/she/it versandte
wir we versandten
ihr you all (informal) versandtet
sie/Sie they/you (formal) versandten
Er versände den Brief.
say it air fer-ZEN-duh den BREEF
He would send the letter.
In other languages
  • French Il enverrait la lettre.
  • Spanish Él enviaría la carta.
  • Dutch Hij zou de brief verzenden.
Ich versände das Paket.
say it IHK fer-ZEN-duh dahs pah-KET
I would send the package.
In other languages
  • French J'enverrais le colis.
  • Spanish Yo enviaría el paquete.
  • Dutch Ik zou het pakket verzenden.

Frequently Asked Questions About "versenden"

Is "versenden" regular or irregular in German?
"Versenden" is a regular German verb that follows standard conjugation patterns for its verb group.
What does "versenden" mean in English?
The German verb "versenden" means "to send, to dispatch" in English.
How do you conjugate "versenden" in the present tense?
In the present tense (Präsens): ich → versende, du → versendest, er/sie/es → versendet, wir → versenden, ihr → versendet, sie/Sie → versenden.
How many tenses does "versenden" have in German?
"Versenden" is conjugated across 7 tenses in German: Present, Simple Past, Present Perfect, Past Perfect, Future, Subjunctive I, Subjunctive II.

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