mache

mache

"Make" or "do" (1st person singular present tense of "machen").

Here, 'mache' is used as the first-person singular form of the verb 'machen', which means 'to do' or 'to make', indicating an action performed by the speaker.

Ich mache meine Hausaufgaben jeden Nachmittag.

I do my homework every afternoon.

In this example, 'machst' (second-person singular) is derived from 'machen', showing how the verb can also mean 'to make', and it indicates the action of creating or forming an expression.

Warum machst du so ein Gesicht?

Why are you making such a face?

Here, 'macht' (third-person singular form of 'machen') is used to describe an action typically associated with organizing or setting up something, such as tidying a bed.

Er macht sein Bett vor dem Frühstück.

He makes his bed before breakfast.