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What does this German word sind mean?

"Sind" is the plural form of the verb "sein" which means "to be" in German.

Here are some examples:

* Wir sind glücklich. (We are happy.)

* Die Kinder sind im Garten. (The children are in the garden.)

* Sie sind meine Freunde. (They are my friends.)

It's important to note that "sind" is only used for the second-person plural (ihr) and third-person plural (sie) forms of "sein". For other forms like "ich" (I) or "du" (you), you would use different forms of "sein".

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