Akkusative in German for A1 Level-Learn by listening audio in 4 minutes

Title: Understanding the Akkusativ Case in German | A1 Level Listening Practice
Description:
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In this video, we focus on the Akkusativ case in German, designed for A1 level learners. Join us as we explore how to identify and use the Akkusativ case in everyday sentences through a simple and engaging story about Max.
What You'll Learn:
How to recognize the Akkusativ case in German sentences.
The difference between the Nominativ and Akkusativ cases.
Practical examples of the Akkusativ case in context.
Key Points:
Nominativ Case: Used for the subject of the sentence.
Example: "Der Apfel ist rot." (The apple is red.)
Akkusativ Case: Used for the direct object of the sentence.
Example: "Ich kaufe einen Apfel." (I buy an apple.)