HOW? in this video they just give us the example of Preposition with Dativ case. they don't give us WHEN , we must to use the dativ or preposition with dativ
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This a very helpful video but please note one common basic error in your translation: in English we would never say ‘Since one year I am living in Germany.’ It is more grammatically correct, and natural, to say: ‘I have lived in Germany for a year’.
@@LearnGermanOriginal Why is this lesson not part of A1 playlist ? I have been doing the A1 playlist but now I see this video which is not part of A1 playlist
hallo , thank you so much for such an wounder full video , can you please explain me the difference between this two sentence (1) ich habe seit zehn jahren klavier gespielt (2) ich spiele seit zehn jahren klavier
"Seit" is used a preposition when you began with an activity sometime ago and it is still going on. (2) is perfectly correct! (I am still doing it) (1) are you talking about an activity that has ended? then you can say: Ich habe zehn Jahre Klavier gespielt. (and I don't do that anymore)
What is the difference between 🔴ich trinke kaffee ohne Zucker . 🔴ich trinke kaffee mit Zucker How to know whether we have use akkusativ order nominative?
Ich trinke Kaffee ohne Zucker - I drink coffee without sugar. Ich trinke Kaffee mit Zucker - I drink coffee with sugar. IMPORTANT:- We can get to know that whether a sentence is Nominative oder Akkusativ by seeing the verb or the preposition. In the sentence above : Ich trinke Kaffee ohne Zucker - AKKUSATIV - ohne(akkusativ preposition) Ich trinke Kaffee mit Zucker - DATIV - mit(dativ preposition).
@@LearnGermanOriginal Ich trinke Kaffee ohne Zucker - I drink coffee without sugar. Ich trinke Kaffee mit Zucker - I drink coffee with sugar. IMPORTANT:- We can get to know that whether a sentence is Nominative oder Akkusativ by seeing the verb or the preposition. In the sentence above : Ich trinke Kaffee ohne Zucker - AKKUSATIV - ohne(akkusativ preposition) Ich trinke Kaffee mit Zucker - DATIV - mit(dativ preposition).
Hi! Monika, My question is that here zwichen,unter,neben,hinter, these are the important preposition neither you have discussed about these in accusative nor in dativ?
Hi, I have a question. You said that " Du sitzt mir gegenuber" is an example of gegenuber being after the artikel. Can you also say " Do sitzt gegenuber mir?" It would be much appreciated if this is answered!!
Vielen Dank ! that was very useful , i had some difficulties with the preposition "Bei" but i conclue that we use it to indicate the place we are in without really belonging to this place. ist das richtig ?
Good video, but at 7:30, I don't think "You can continue to work from Monday" is a very good translation in English. Perhaps "You can continue to work starting (or, on) Monday"
Ich hab eine Frage. Why do you translate the present form in the first example: “Er kommt” as “He will come” which is future tense instead of “He comes”? Thanks
i think , this video made my day , thank you soo much for that . can you please tell that , is it correct to use "ab" in the following situations . (1) Wir fahren ab der universität mit dem Auto . ( we are travelling from the university with the car) (2) Jetzt fährt er ab meinem Haus mit meinem Fahrrad. ( now , he is travelling from my home with my bicycle) (3) Sie fahren ab speakeasy mit dem Auto. (( speakeasy is an language institut , in which both speaker and listener are know about it)) in all above examples , the speaker is trying to say the location , from where the speaker would like to travel . i mean all above statments will give answer to the question "" WHAT IS THE LOCATION , FROM WHERE ( WE / HE / THEY ) ARE TRAVELLING"".
Thank you for the class,sher gut!! This is my understanding PLEASE CORRECT ME IF I'm WRONG !!! ab- "staring from" or continuation "from" of time. aus- when used consumption "of" something directly from it packaged or intended form/ belonging "from" a particular place. bei- working "for"(by) a Company/location of something or someone "near" to something or someone/presence "at" a location. nach- Time/when going "to" a particular place/expression "after" a particular event. zu- when travailing "to" a particular person/when traveling "to" a particular place in perfect present tense (i.e going)/ time "to" for doing a task. correct me,if I'm wrong !!! Danke sehr
I have a confusion. 'He will come after the class'. You used kommt in this sentence while translating it into German. But kommt is a form of ver that should be used with present indefinite/continuous tense. Shouldn't Wird be used instead of Kommt?
Hallo ich möchte dich was fragen. I understand that we are using dativ after these preposition but do we use just for the verb *sein* ? Can we use them with other verbs for example. Ich sehe auf dem Sofa fern.Or anything like that Could you help me to understand?
when i try in google translate : sie kommen nach der party (they come after the party), sie kommen zur party (they come to the party) how can we remember which preposition is to be used nach or zu. thanks in advance
+HD Movie With English Subtitle Hi, two things to note here. First, the plural form of "der Computer" is "die Computer" without "s". Second, if the plural form of the noun ends with "s" then we don't add "n" at the end in Dative e.g. den Autos. :)
For the example “Maria Wohnt bei Ihren Eltern” couldn’t it also translate to “ Maria lives by her parents”. Couldn’t you also say “ Maria wohnt mit Ihren Eltern”
Hallo . Danke für das Video. In Video Wo? und Wohin? ihr habt geschrieben dass für Veranstaltungen/Aktivitäten (Aktion) benutzt man "zu" (ich gehe ZU einer Party). Warum hier steht "nach" (ich komme NACH der Party)? Dankeschön))
Können wir "von" und "aus" ersetzen? Beispiel- Er trinkt Bier meistens direkt von / aus der flasche (weil beides gleich bedeutung haben). Ist es richtig ?
i think , this is an Absolutely perfect video for learning dativ preposition . but can you please tell me that , is it possible to form a sentence without "aus" and "von" and that sentence should answer the question "WOHER" . i beg you to help me . thank you
big thank for your kind reply , can you please explain few doubts of mine about "WOHER" (1) is it correct to use this words" von vor , von über , von unter , von neben " to answer a question " woher " . i mean in this way , " Ich rufe von hinter dem Haus "(I shout from behind the house) . if yes , can you please give me an example for " von vor and vor neben " (2) is this sentence is correct ??? " er kommt von vorne von dem büro " ( he is coming from front side of the office ). thank you soo much
Hallo, as a beginner you can start with our A1 Playlist. Please follow the link for the same: ruclips.net/p/PLF9mJC4RrjIhS4MMm0x72-qWEn1LRvPuW and don’t forget to do the vocab and grammar videos side by side. You can join our membership for a wide range of study material on all topics (transcripts, extra worksheets etc.). Please follow the link for the same: ruclips.net/user/learngermanoriginaljoin Or you can become a patron: Please visit our Patreon page for the same. www.patreon.com/learngerman You can access the free worksheet by just signing up. (Please note Patreon is banned in a few countries)
Die Tochter von meiner Mutter ist meine Schwester. I understand why the article of "mutter" changed but I don't understand the article of "Schwester" "meine", I don't saw this anywhere !?? Please explain !!
bitte ich verstehe das satz nicht 'Wann has du Zeit zum lernen? why did you use zum(zu+dem) instead of zu only?' lernen is a verb and it does not have an article. Thanks
Wann hast du Zeit zum Lernen?, can I also say, Wann hast du Zeit zu Lernen? (I'm confused in using the zum (zu dem=to the) instead of zu only in this sentence. Danke
Using the right dative preposition in the right context is the most challenging part.
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HOW? in this video they just give us the example of Preposition with Dativ case. they don't give us WHEN , we must to use the dativ or preposition with dativ
GENAU!!!
Ja,bruder
Exactly .this is the most challenging thing in german .mastering the prepositions.
Von 2:58
mit 4:34
aus 6:14
ab 7:16
seit 7:52
nach 8:24
bei 9:32
zu 10:40
gegenüber 12:08
Thank me later😅😊👍
Omg i can’t believe I discovered this channel so late! Such quality content that is life changing! Please keep doing what you are doing, it really helps all aspirants.
yeah, even i found it now. Such a useful content we got in this channel
Your explanations are far better than my current German Lehrerinnen. Danke.
Ja😅
This a very helpful video but please note one common basic error in your translation: in English we would never say ‘Since one year I am living in Germany.’ It is more grammatically correct, and natural, to say: ‘I have lived in Germany for a year’.
I wish the grammar videos were in the "A1 Learn German for beginners" playlist. They're great !!! but I don't know which order to watch them
Das ist sehr nützlich
Danke aus Ägypten
Everyday I watch and I learn, thanks, it's very specially
Whatever that means
why isn't this part of a1 playlist?
Now I am understanding this grammer.
Ich habe diese gramatik verstanden
Ich mag sehr diesen Unterricht von dir danke ❤❤❤❤
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Gestern war ich beim Arzt.
Heute gehe ich zum Arzt .
why we use "bei" in the first example and "zu" in the second one ?
Gestern war ich beim Arzt. (Wo warst du?)
Heute gehe ich zum Arzt. (Wohin gehst du?)
Zum Arzt - to where. beim Arzt- with whom.
Awesome video! Sehr gut Video. Vielen dank!
Ich lerne Deutsch mit ihren unterrichten , Ich studiere Deutsch seit zewi monate
vielen danke .ich bin schuler fur euer.bitte weiter
vielen Dank! ich brauchte diesen Unterricht
Your job is great! well done and thank you so much.
Can I know the number of lesson videos for A1 examination please?
For A1 there will be a total of 65 videos.
@@LearnGermanOriginal Why is this lesson not part of A1 playlist ? I have been doing the A1 playlist but now I see this video which is not part of A1 playlist
I am from Indonesia and I like this :)
hallo , thank you so much for such an wounder full video , can you please explain me the difference between this two sentence
(1) ich habe seit zehn jahren klavier gespielt
(2) ich spiele seit zehn jahren klavier
"Seit" is used a preposition when you began with an activity sometime ago and it is still going on. (2) is perfectly correct! (I am still doing it)
(1) are you talking about an activity that has ended? then you can say: Ich habe zehn Jahre Klavier gespielt. (and I don't do that anymore)
It is like: When do you have time for studying?
Wann hast du Zeit zum Lernen = When do you have time for studying?
Sehr gut Video. Vielen dank!
Vielen Dank für die Info. 💕
you have great German teaching
Vielen Dank! Ich beraubte diesen Unterricht
wuderbar,toll.ich drucke dir die Daumen.und so weiter.sehr hilfreich.
+tesfalem mobae Vielen Dank :-)
vielen dank,es war sehr gut.
One small suggestion🙏 when you showing a noun please mention it's plural form also......🙏🙏
Danke fur Deutsch lehren
ich bedanke mich für ihre Hilfe
You teach with easy way thank you
In the dative article Zu, you gave an example-
Wanna hast du zeit zum(Zu dem) lernen?
But there is no 'the' in the sentence, so how did dem come?
not the verb "lernen" meaning "to learn"; noun "Lernen" meaning "learning" in dativ
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hi. i don't understand difference between aus and von
what is a tip to understand this tricky
What is the difference between
🔴ich trinke kaffee ohne Zucker .
🔴ich trinke kaffee mit Zucker
How to know whether we have use akkusativ order nominative?
By remembering that ohne is an accusative preposition, and mit is dative.
Ich trinke Kaffee ohne Zucker - I drink coffee without sugar.
Ich trinke Kaffee mit Zucker - I drink coffee with sugar.
IMPORTANT:-
We can get to know that whether a sentence is Nominative oder Akkusativ by seeing the verb or the preposition.
In the sentence above :
Ich trinke Kaffee ohne Zucker - AKKUSATIV - ohne(akkusativ preposition)
Ich trinke Kaffee mit Zucker - DATIV - mit(dativ preposition).
@@LearnGermanOriginal Ich trinke Kaffee ohne Zucker - I drink coffee without sugar.
Ich trinke Kaffee mit Zucker - I drink coffee with sugar.
IMPORTANT:-
We can get to know that whether a sentence is Nominative oder Akkusativ by seeing the verb or the preposition.
In the sentence above :
Ich trinke Kaffee ohne Zucker - AKKUSATIV - ohne(akkusativ preposition)
Ich trinke Kaffee mit Zucker - DATIV - mit(dativ preposition).
So many Indians on this channel
Hi! Monika, My question is that here zwichen,unter,neben,hinter, these are the important preposition neither you have discussed about these in accusative nor in dativ?
there's a different video or that
10:46 guess it should be translated as
"Sabine goes to her parents on the weekend"
How to determine in these simple sentences that which one is dative or accusative...?
Everything is perfect, I appreciate but please please remove the background music
Hi, I have a question. You said that " Du sitzt mir gegenuber" is an example of gegenuber being after the artikel.
Can you also say " Do sitzt gegenuber mir?"
It would be much appreciated if this is answered!!
Ich mag diesse video es ist sehr gut
Vielen Dank 🥰🥰
Vielen Dank ! that was very useful , i had some difficulties with the preposition "Bei" but i conclue that we use it to indicate the place we are in without really belonging to this place. ist das richtig ?
Vielen Dank für Ihre Video
What a wonderful lesson to learn
But what are the rules for changing positions of verbs?
Good video, but at 7:30, I don't think "You can continue to work from Monday" is a very good translation in English. Perhaps "You can continue to work starting (or, on) Monday"
It's been very useful.. Thank you
Es gefallt mir sehr gut.Vielen dank:)
Ich hab eine Frage. Why do you translate the present form in the first example: “Er kommt” as “He will come” which is future tense instead of “He comes”?
Thanks
i think , this video made my day , thank you soo much for that . can you please tell that , is it correct to use "ab" in the following situations .
(1) Wir fahren ab der universität mit dem Auto . ( we are travelling from the university with the car)
(2) Jetzt fährt er ab meinem Haus mit meinem Fahrrad. ( now , he is travelling from my home with my bicycle)
(3) Sie fahren ab speakeasy mit dem Auto. (( speakeasy is an language institut , in which both speaker and listener are know about it))
in all above examples , the speaker is trying to say the location , from where the speaker would like to travel . i mean all above statments will give answer to the question "" WHAT IS THE LOCATION , FROM WHERE ( WE / HE / THEY ) ARE TRAVELLING"".
You are most welcome!Yes you are right. AB can be also be used with location. Your sentences are fine :)
Thank you for the class,sher gut!!
This is my understanding PLEASE CORRECT ME IF I'm WRONG !!!
ab- "staring from" or continuation "from" of time.
aus- when used consumption "of" something directly from it packaged or intended form/ belonging "from" a particular place.
bei- working "for"(by) a Company/location of something or someone "near" to something or someone/presence "at" a location.
nach- Time/when going "to" a particular place/expression "after" a particular event.
zu- when travailing "to" a particular person/when traveling "to" a particular place in perfect present tense (i.e going)/ time "to" for doing a task.
correct me,if I'm wrong !!!
Danke sehr
Shouldn't we use "aus" instead of "von" in the 1st exmple (Er kommt gerade aus die Arbeit.)
Thank you so much! Tesekkurler! Danke!
شكرا جزيلا dankeschon
I have a confusion. 'He will come after the class'. You used kommt in this sentence while translating it into German. But kommt is a form of ver that should be used with present indefinite/continuous tense. Shouldn't Wird be used instead of Kommt?
do we put these propositions before objects of the sentence?
sehr gut und hilfreiches video.. Vielen Dank.. :)
Are there any differnce between "eine" and "einer" in pronounciation?
For use of mit 3rd example ..
Whether we can write this or not ..
Mit Brille er kann besser lesen
mit Brille kann er....Verb is in the 2nd position
@@LearnGermanOriginal
Could u please tell me the position s of noun,verb,pronoun, preposition in sentance
Hallo ich möchte dich was fragen.
I understand that we are using dativ after these preposition but do we use just for the verb *sein* ? Can we use them with other verbs for example.
Ich sehe auf dem Sofa fern.Or anything like that
Could you help me to understand?
Danke!
10:16 can we use mit here instead of bei?
Same doubt
the prepositions are not explained clear.
when i try in google translate : sie kommen nach der party (they come after the party), sie kommen zur party (they come to the party) how can we remember which preposition is to be used nach or zu. thanks in advance
Maybe this will help you: ruclips.net/video/uUp_qEtX6sk/видео.html
Do we still add "n" at the end of the noun if the end of the noun is "s". Like den Computersn?
+HD Movie With English Subtitle Hi, two things to note here.
First, the plural form of "der Computer" is "die Computer" without "s".
Second, if the plural form of the noun ends with "s" then we don't add "n" at the end in Dative e.g. den Autos. :)
Thank you very much for your useful information.
This is most awesome video
Awesome, well made.
Er kommt nach dem Unterricht. How is dem Unterricht a dativ case? I am bit confused. Please help me understand. Thanks in advance
thank you our teacher! : )
why sometimes we dont use an artikel like in the ''Ich trinke Kaffee mit Zucker.''
Danke
For the example “Maria Wohnt bei Ihren Eltern” couldn’t it also translate to “ Maria lives by her parents”.
Couldn’t you also say “ Maria wohnt mit Ihren Eltern”
Danke schon sehr gut video
Hallo . Danke für das Video. In Video Wo? und Wohin? ihr habt geschrieben dass für Veranstaltungen/Aktivitäten (Aktion) benutzt man "zu" (ich gehe ZU einer Party). Warum hier steht "nach" (ich komme NACH der Party)? Dankeschön))
Können wir "von" und "aus" ersetzen?
Beispiel- Er trinkt Bier meistens direkt von / aus der flasche (weil beides gleich bedeutung haben).
Ist es richtig ?
Hi, You can watch this video to clear your doubts: ruclips.net/video/agOqDL2JYZ0/видео.html
i think , this is an Absolutely perfect video for learning dativ preposition . but can you please tell me that , is it possible to form a sentence without "aus" and "von" and that sentence should answer the question "WOHER" . i beg you to help me . thank you
Hi Hemanth, can you give an example of the type of sentence you are trying to make? A video on difference between "aus" and "von" will be out soon :)
big thank for your kind reply , can you please explain few doubts of mine about "WOHER"
(1) is it correct to use this words" von vor , von über , von unter , von neben " to answer a question " woher " . i mean in this way , " Ich rufe von hinter dem Haus "(I shout from behind the house) . if yes , can you please give me an example for " von vor and vor neben "
(2) is this sentence is correct ??? " er kommt von vorne von dem büro " ( he is coming from front side of the office ).
thank you soo much
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Hallo, as a beginner you can start with our A1 Playlist. Please follow the link for the same: ruclips.net/p/PLF9mJC4RrjIhS4MMm0x72-qWEn1LRvPuW and don’t forget to do the vocab and grammar videos side by side.
You can join our membership for a wide range of study material on all topics (transcripts, extra worksheets etc.). Please follow the link for the same: ruclips.net/user/learngermanoriginaljoin Or you can become a patron: Please visit our Patreon page for the same. www.patreon.com/learngerman You can access the free worksheet by just signing up. (Please note Patreon is banned in a few countries)
@@LearnGermanOriginal joining shortly....thank you very much
Vielen Dank fur helfen uns.
Sind die beiden Verben "wohnen" und "leben" interchangeable?
Schau dir dieses Video an :)
ruclips.net/video/eQ65XAgGZNc/видео.html
@@LearnGermanOriginal Dankeschön.
Danke sehr mach weiter
Die Tochter von meiner Mutter ist meine Schwester. I understand why the article of "mutter" changed but I don't understand the article of "Schwester" "meine", I don't saw this anywhere !?? Please explain !!
Vielen Dank Sie sind super
Vielen danke
Sehr gut video
Du sitzt mir gegenüber
"Du sitzt gegenüber mir".
Ist die zweite Satz richtig?
I never had learn so much in my own mother language
How to know which sentence should have an article and which does not??
Vielen Dank
Very very helpful,danke!!
How come ihren elter . In dative we use einem einer einem . I am confuse . Can you clarify.
Sehr gut Video. Vielen Danke
Vielen Dank!
bitte ich verstehe das satz nicht 'Wann has du Zeit zum lernen? why did you use zum(zu+dem) instead of zu only?' lernen is a verb and it does not have an article. Thanks
Don't worry i undertood it now
Danke schön.
Perfect viel danke
Wann hast du Zeit zum Lernen?, can I also say, Wann hast du Zeit zu Lernen? (I'm confused in using the zum (zu dem=to the) instead of zu only in this sentence. Danke
Lernen has the article ‚das‘ which changes to dem. Zu +dem = Zum, hence zum Lernen
@@LearnGermanOriginal Dankeschön
Are there any prepositions which used with both dative and accusative?
No
Actually yes..über,ünter,in,zwischen,an,Auf,vor,hinter,never can be used with both
@Sunny Fallsツ OHK
How do we know whether it is um or am or ins or an etc with relevant sentence???
u will have to learn which preposition to use in which context, or watch our videos with common mistakes
What is the difference between aus & von ? Both means from
Vielen dank deine video