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willingly in German

willingly in German is gerne, gern — willingly means by one's own free choice, without needing to be forced or persuaded.

willingly in German

gerne
adv
gern
adv

What does "willingly" mean?

  1. adv By one's own free choice, without needing to be forced or persuaded.
    "He willingly gave up his seat for the elderly passenger."
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willingly in a sentence

  • He willingly gave up his seat for the elderly passenger.
  • No one willingly signs up for extra work.

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What is "willingly" in German?

"willingly" in German is gerne, gern. willingly means: By one's own free choice, without needing to be forced or persuaded.

How do you use "willingly" in a sentence?

Example: "He willingly gave up his seat for the elderly passenger." In German, "willingly" is gerne, gern.

Are there other ways to say "willingly" in German?

Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "willingly": gerne, gern.

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