Just wnan say Thank you I have been watching your vedios and all your are all clean and simple explanation which i was searching since the day I started my German language journey
wow just in 10 mins i learnt something that i didnt understand despite having it in my notebook for ages and now it all makes sense!!! great work, im so happy:)
Hey, for me I find this is really effective way of learning ,please make more videos it will help many peoples and may be a hint if you provide a structure way how we can learn German sequentially it would really great ,thank you .
Wow, I have been struggling with this for a while. Thank you for making it so clear and easy to understand. I understand it now. I just need to keep practicing.
Hi Soni, thanks for your question! "den" is attached to "Stift", which is the accusative noun in this sentence because it is being directly affected by the verb (being given). The dative word is the pronoun "mir", which is the indirect object of the verb as the recipient of the pen. Does that help?
I think it's insane the way the German language has so many different spellings for the definite and indefinite articles. Also pronouns come into that category. Der Mann, die Frau, das Mädchen. The man, the woman, the girl. What's difficult about that? To me it just makes German conversation more difficult.
I want you to explain about how can I know when to use Dativ and Akkusativ in sentences in German I always confused and I want to know when to use Den Dem diese and wenn wen wann I'm stuck on these grammar
Yes, I'm keen to create more videos on these aspects! In terms of "wenn" and " wann", check out my video on how to say if and when in German. "wen" is simply the accusative of "wer" ("whom" as opposed to "who").
Thanks! I'm not a native German speaker, so of course there will be some remnants of my Australian English accent when I speak. I have had feedback from my German friends in the past and I am aware that the thing I find most difficult to pronounce is the "r", but I do my best and I am not teaching my students that they must have perfect German accents to speak the language.
oh my god! the DER,DIE,DAS explained so much in simple words!!!! This is the only "Rectangle" i am going to remember my entire life learning german!
One of the best video on German grammar for the people who have just started to learn this language.
Thanks so much for the encouragement! Yes, my main aim is to make the complex simple for those who are just starting out.
These lectures are really awesome! I even learnt some drawing skills.
Thanks!
Just wnan say Thank you I have been watching your vedios and all your are all clean and simple explanation which i was searching since the day I started my German language journey
The way you read the texts, act and explain them is really fantastic. I learn quite much out of your pronunciation. Keep it up! Bravo !
Please make more german grammar videos. Your style is brilliant!
Thanks! I'm working on trying to carve out a regular timeslot to produce more.
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wow just in 10 mins i learnt something that i didnt understand despite having it in my notebook for ages and now it all makes sense!!! great work, im so happy:)
One of the best explanation for English and German grammar.
Thanks for the comment! Appreciate it. Hope it helps you.
Excellent. Explained the complex topic in a simple and clear way. Thanks a lot.
Please make more German learning videos
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Best video that i ever seen!Great explanation
Hey, for me I find this is really effective way of learning ,please make more videos it will help many peoples and may be a hint if you provide a structure way how we can learn German sequentially it would really great ,thank you .
You explained everything in simple way. Thank
Broken down so nicely. You're the best..
Such clarity is wonderfully refreshing. Auf Deutsch - refreshingly wonderful is this clarity. Obvs kidding. Heading into Yoda speak
Excellent video. Incredibly helpful and clear.
Awesome methodology of teaching German Grammar please make more vedios.
This was really awesome. Thank you very much for such a simple and great explanation. Finally I learned.
Wow, I have been struggling with this for a while. Thank you for making it so clear and easy to understand. I understand it now. I just need to keep practicing.
No worries, Karen. All the best with the practice.
The same happened to me!
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You have me confused as to how you have such a special skill
Thank you for making it so clear and easy to understand. Keep up the good work
Thanks - will do!
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Thanks for the encouragement!
This explained everything so clearly 🙌🏻..thank you so much✨
Thanks for nominative and akkusative
You should make a playlist of these! They're great!
Will do - thanks!
@@mugridgelanguage You're welcome! Can't wait!
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Great video! you're explanations are super clear and it was really informative. good examples and everything. subscribed to you !
Thank you!
Thank you so much for the explanation.
No worries!
Thank you so much for this educational video!!
No worries, Mary!
This is great and interesting I like you way of teaching
Glad you think so!
9:09 why is it meinen vater? Why is it meinen when that is used for dative cases and not accusative
It’s “meinen Vater” because that is in fact the accusative form. “meinem” would be the dative. Does that help?
This is a great content!!! Danke schön!!!
Bitte schön!
Relating it with English is actually s good technique.
Which app you use for this video?? Please share!!
If @9:36 mir is dativ then why we use den in sie gibt mir den stift??
We should use according to the table dem
Hi Soni, thanks for your question! "den" is attached to "Stift", which is the accusative noun in this sentence because it is being directly affected by the verb (being given). The dative word is the pronoun "mir", which is the indirect object of the verb as the recipient of the pen. Does that help?
I hope u create more videos, u r great teacher.
Thank you, I will!
I think it's insane the way the German language has so many different spellings for the definite and indefinite articles. Also pronouns come into that category. Der Mann, die Frau, das Mädchen. The man, the woman, the girl. What's difficult about that? To me it just makes German conversation more difficult.
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No worries!
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I'm glad they helped!
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Thank u!!! You just have helped me to unblock this in my brain ♥
No worries, Laura!
Drawing making it soothing learning
Whats the meaning of sehe die
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Please explain akkusetive
I want you to explain about how can I know when to use Dativ and Akkusativ in sentences in German I always confused and I want to know when to use Den Dem diese and wenn wen wann I'm stuck on these grammar
Yes, I'm keen to create more videos on these aspects! In terms of "wenn" and "
wann", check out my video on how to say if and when in German. "wen" is simply the accusative of "wer" ("whom" as opposed to "who").
Please explain Timings
What's the software/service used to generate those graphics?
I use software called Doodly.
danke!! This is really helpful!
Bitte!
Meine mutter bracht mich in den park.
Why is it “den park” when “mich” is the one being directly affected the the verb “bracht”?
Because the “den” is accusative for a different reason: because “in” followed by motion always follows with the accusative case
The concept of direct and indirect objects in English exists but not apparent because they are the same words.
Indeed! That is often the case! This makes it hard for us as native speakers to discern the difference easily.
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You're welcome!
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Very nice, but try pronouncing the German "r" correctly.
Thanks! I'm not a native German speaker, so of course there will be some remnants of my Australian English accent when I speak. I have had feedback from my German friends in the past and I am aware that the thing I find most difficult to pronounce is the "r", but I do my best and I am not teaching my students that they must have perfect German accents to speak the language.
Sei nicht so streng! Ich finde, Herr Mugridge macht das sehr gut.