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  1. Dec 8, 2014 · It means to run, and is synonymous to rennen. The subtle difference is that rennen is interpreted as "schnell laufen" and thus, generally, connotes a faster speed. Ich musste rennen, um den Bus noch zu erwischen. I had to run (fast) in order to catch the bus.

  2. It also means "running" in the sporty sense. Like jogging, to go for a run. Here, it can be synonymous with "joggen". Joggen is more recreational, while laufen is more competitive. "Ich war grade 30 Minuten laufen/joggen." "rennen" means. "to run".e. g. to run away from someone, to run as fast as you can.

  3. Learning a new language can often be a complex yet rewarding experience. German, with its rich vocabulary and intricate grammar, is no exception. One of the many nuances in German that learners often find confusing is the difference between the verbs laufen and rennen. Both words can be translated as “to run” in English, but […]

  4. Jun 7, 2018 · 3. rennen. This is similar to "laufen", but it generally emphasizes the high speed even more. You can translate it with "race", "run" or "sprint". However, the verb is used more for everyday running. For sporty running you use "laufen" though. Examples: Sie rannte, so schnell sie konnte. – She sprinted as fast as she could.

  5. Gehen = walking. Rennen = running. Laufen = depending on region and context. It can either mean running or walking. However the walking motion itself can never be referred to as laufen, that's always gehen (for example in sports for both humans and animals) "Das 50km-Gehen Rennen""Das Pferd hat einen edlen Gang".

  6. In south Germany: "laufen" - normal walk. "rennen" - anything between brisk walk and full on sprint. So in conclusion: you need to figure this one out by context. "laufen" – depending on context "to walk" or "to run" but more like in a long distance run, uncommon for proper sprinting. "rennen" – run.

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  8. Dec 9, 2018 · both “rennen” and “laufen” mean “to run”. However there is a difference in the way these verbs can be used: “rennen”. always means “to run”. “laufen”. can mean “to run” or “to walk/ to go by foot” depending on the context. Let’s take a look at some examples :) “rennen” - to run. Sie ist von zu Hause weggerannt.

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