What is a case? - An introduction to German cases | The Coffee Break German Show 1.06

‼️ FREE LESSON GIVEAWAY: Get 5 free video lessons from the Coffee Break German Club - exclusive to our RUclips Subscribers bit.ly/cbgtv Welcome to a new episode of The Coffee Break German Show! In this episode we discuss on the four German cases, how to identify and how to use them. By the end of this episode you will understand the concept of cases in German!
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[@malikdesilva6574]

superb!

[@ShruthilayaNagarajan]

Very well explained👌
Kindly do a video on Adjektiv Deklination

[@Rihgt-rf5is]

Love the work you guys are doing. I am so glad I found your channel. I hope a lot of people learning German find your channel sooner or later.

[@Madskillzpb]

Thanks for a great lesson!

[@tatianaiv2533]

Danke 💛

[@StanislavG2210]

Vielen Dank😌🙏🏼

[@DakuDiloKa]

Nice i appreciate your effort
Ich liebe leson

[@DakuDiloKa]

❤❤❤ from India

[@harshalab236]

Ich habe eine frage.
Ist der statz richtig?
"Wir fahren den kinder zur schule"
Can we use zu der schule?

[@coffeebreakgerman]

Hi,
Yes you can 🙂 zur is just a combination of zu + der and both versions are correct. It also happens for example with bei+dem = beim; zu+dem = zum; an+das = ans etc.

[@Vrinda_Dasi]

How can we differentiate the genders of non living entities?

[@coffeebreakgerman]

Unfortunately, most of the time, you have to learn them as you learn new nouns 😬 But the good news is, there are some rules you can follow! For example, nouns ending in -keit or -heit are always feminine, days of the week all masculine, nouns in -chen always neuter, ... etc. Check out some of our other resources to find out more! 😊