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Thank you.... more vocabulary lecturr need

Fresh nice 4 me

Very helpfup

Thanks!

Real tongue twister of a song. Very clever technique to teach German this way. Thanks for putting the links too!

Very clear and structured explanation. Sentence structure is very difficult and your video hrlped a lot. Thank you.

mir wird's kalt (mir wird es kalt) es = it; it's getting cold / es wird kalt.

Thanks for your clear explanation.

Thanks Sir. I learnt German here in our German Embassy. They coulldn't get a good teacher. We got stuck with the cases. We quit after A1 level.

Thank you for the video. Would be nice to see more such informative videos about German language specifics..

Hi el professor Burns, it was beneficial, but it will take me time to do time. It seems a little backward, but I need some practice. Thanks, Anita

Thank you so much for this video, please keep singing ❤️

Please help! starting to learn German and I'm struggling, confused.. Please help where to start as an absolute beginner

Great! As a deutsch learner i found that very informative and Your voice and pronounciation is so clear.

Hi Aaron, you have a good ear for music. And your singing sounds like in church. Vielen Dank!

Wunderbar, das wusste ich nicht. Alles sind mit "Die". Ich werde dich folgen.

Please do Inka Bause songs next !!! :) (but please, do not sing them! lol )

I like this Peter Schilling song, I found it a few years ago on RUclips :)

I have German exam soon, hope this will help me

Danke schön

Hi Aaron, you are perfect! Thank you so much, I dream to learn German better then I know now. I understand that I don't have enough motivation, opportunities for communication, to be in Germany for practice. Anyway it's pleasure to see and listen to you.

Thank you so much it's a great method and I hope that there are more of this content

I want to this poetry lyrics?

Really appreciated, keep going

Luftbaloons please )))

Thanks. Waiting for new videos. Subscribed.

thanks!

Thank you for the video. I have a question, If we want to change these nouns to plural form,do we add the n to all of them again? Or the vet different endings?

Such a good idea! I Teach Italian and I have never thought about using this song for a lesson. Ottimo lavoro :)

What a thoughtful video. God bless you.

Thank you.

Super Video und super Songauswahl! Ich hab erst kürzlich das Lied als deutsch-englisches Duett mit Anke Engelke angesehen. Wahrscheinlich hat mir der Algorithmus das hier vorgeschlagen. 👍

I follow your guidance from Afghanistan. Ich bin Zahid

Thank you so much it's a great method and I hope that there are more of this content

Vielen Dank könnte ich alles einfach verstehen.

Danke schön für die erklärende

I love you, Aaron. Thank you so much for sharing your art!

I finally figured it out, can you explain about substantive but with das and der?

Attention: I made one major mistake here at the beginning! The vowel "u" and the name of this letter. Practice saying "i" or "ee" with "oo" lips. The letter / sound is not "oo" but a combination of "ee" and "oo". We don't have this sound in English.

Danke schön! Thanks for explaining!

Gracias por el video

Aaron, thank you! Nora and I are learning French together, and this video is really helpful.

In reference to your subject, in Sanskrit (and modern Hindi) there are non-aspirated and aspirated consonants, the latter transliterated as rh, bh, th, etc. (there is no theta sound). The symbols for each version of these consonants are completely different and that is why there are 46 letters in the Sanskrit alphabet (and a pain to learn!) Also, there are three different 'r' and three 'l' sounds, depending on where the tongue is placed. Many more sound possibilities in Sanskrit.

Wonderful to see and hear you!

Oh! How wonderful.