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Absagen - to cancel Antworten - to answer Danken - to thank Fehlen - to miss Gefallen - to like Gehören - to belong Glauben - to believe Gratuliren - to congratulate Hilfen - to help Passieren - to happen Raten - to advice Schmecken - to taste Wehtun - to hurt Zuhören - to listen 7:52 bonus tip very useful to learn
Ja, die frisur gefällt mir. Ich mag deine videos sehr. Ich bin ein student auf A2 und denke ich dass, diese videos helfen mir sehr beim verstehen. Deinen akzent ist auch toll👌👌
Your videos are the best! Great presentation and content! Leider, I got confused with the first sentence and with "Hans fehlt ihr wircklich." In the video the translation is "She really misses Hans," but Hans is in Nominativ and ihr is in Dativ... Ich danke dir für Deine Arbeit!!
vielen dank und sehr gerne. 🙏😊👍 yes this “fehlen” can be a bit confusing but you will find an answer in this video here: ruclips.net/video/31NBABygZAU/видео.html
In English we simply say “I miss him/her, but in other languages such as German and Italian, when it comes to the verb “to miss someone”, we say it in a different way. In this case Hans is the subject because he is giving to her the feeling of being missed. It’s not a rule, it’s just the way we say it.
It's more like a "Hans is missing from her", that's the way we phrase it in many languages. It's like French "Hans lui manque" or Spanish "Le hace falta Hans".
Hans fahst ihr wirklich.- hans is missed by her. Hans is still the subject. Dont be confused in the translation she missed hans - because in this translation she becomes the subject.
Just like french "tu me manque" means "I miss you" or Spanish "tu me gustas" means "I like you". English just does it weird where "to miss s.o." is transitive
1:30 can anyone please clarify this example? Since there is not a single noun in the sentence, does this (literally) just mean "I have to cancel (you) for tomorrow" ?
Excellent video, Luzi. I'm really trying to get all this A1 content under-my-belt and memorised! I must say that I learn something on every video from you guys, I really do. They are even clearer on a second play-through! "Ich lerne seit nur vier monate Deutsch" but I feel I'm making progress, largely thanks to you guys' videos, and the songs and TV shows I consume! They really support the textbooks I have, which can be a bit "dry" and a little boring sometimes! I don't want to get too overwhelmed by grammar, but I believe it to be important, especially if one wants to write YT comments in German, and the latest thing I have started to notice and worry about is where to set commas? Clearly, it is different than in English, and I have no idea where you actually put the comma when trying to form/make longer sentences? When I translate sentences, it seems like an odd place to put the comma! LOL Do you already have - or will you be making - a video on the issue of "commas" in German, and where one should put them? I know it's probably above my current level, but I don't think it hurts to look towards the future! Thanks so much, regardless. :)
vielen Dank!! 🙏🙏😊 great to hear! no we do not have yet about commas. but i will put it on our lost for sure. 👍 just little quick: there used to be tons of rules like in english probably as well. but it got way easier with the commas a couple years ago. most conjunctions or sub-conjunctions (like weil, dass, deshalb...) have a comma before the conjunction. NOT before und and aber though. so it usually just separates two sentences. or you can also put it whenever you think the reader should take a break. hope this helps until we have the video done. ☺️
Hello Luzi, First, I would like to thank you very much for your marvelous videos and explanations. I discovered your channel by chance when I was looking for an explanation for prepositions, but then I started to watch the rest of the lessons. Thank you for making German sound easy, logical, fun, and possible to be learned. This videos is no exception really, I just happen to have one question please: At 1:32, there is the example: Ich muss dir für morgen absagen. I have to cancel our appointment tomorrow. My question is: there is no mentioning of the word ‘’appointment’’ in the German sentence, is it to be understood from the context then, like you have explained in the model verb? Another question, since there is no ‘’appointment’’ word in the German sentence, can the sentence also have the meaning: ‘’I am cancelling you tomorrow’’ or not? Thanks again and please keep up the amazing work.
Hallo Tasneem, thank you very much! happy to hear that our videos do help! Regarding your question: Thats why we use Dativ here, because we dont cancel something but somebody. I am not sure if you cancel somebody in English. But... this example: Ich sage das Konzert (Akkusativ) ab. I cancel the concert. Ich sage dir ab. I cancel whatever agreement / appointment we had together. So out of the context you will never come in trouble with this. Hope this helps 🙃
@@yourgermanteacher Thank you Lutzi that tip was very helpful, I'll keep that in mind. Your videos are more than helpful really, I am a beginner learning on my own, and I was losing hope in understanding some grammar lessons like articles, prepositions and adjectives and I thought they should just come naturally by time. However, you have explained them all in a way that made me think maybe German is not that hard or complicated after all! I also suggested your channel and lessons to my brother who is learning German too. Thanks again for all your efforts, explanations and definitely bonus tips :)
@@yourgermanteacher That's really confusing! 🥲Thank you very much for responding to me so promptly. Your videos are incredibly helpful, I'm learning so much from them. Thank you for your hard work 😘
Still not understand the number 4 example. "Hans fehlt Ihr Wirklich". Is that supposed "Hans really misses her"?, and not "She really misses Hans".? Can you explain please?
In the sentence "Ich muss dir für morgen absagen," there is no specific word for "appointment." In German, "absagen" (to cancel) can imply an appointment or commitment without directly mentioning it. If you want to make it clear, you could say: "Ich muss unseren Termin für morgen absagen." Here, "Termin" means "appointment," making the sentence more specific. :)
bitte gern! 👍😊 your second sentence is almost correct. don’t forget: every sentence has a subject; and the subject is always in nominativ... so it would be: und du gefällst mir... 😉
Sir, Wonderful to learning ! Fehlen; I request a bit of a clarification as the meaning of the sentence is not clear to me ! does Hans misses her really, She misses Hans really ?! Thanks 🙏
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Sir, What is the meaning of dir and fur in 1st sentence of absagen ??
Hallo Sir, I noticed the first example "Absagen"
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Can you make a video regarding letter writing?formal and informal letter writing!
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1_absagen
2_antworten
3_danken
4_fehlen
5_gefallen
6_gehören
7_glauben
8_gratulieren
9_helfen
10_passieren
11_raten
12_schmecken
13_wehtun
14_zuhören
Absagen - to cancel
Antworten - to answer
Danken - to thank
Fehlen - to miss
Gefallen - to like
Gehören - to belong
Glauben - to believe
Gratuliren - to congratulate
Hilfen - to help
Passieren - to happen
Raten - to advice
Schmecken - to taste
Wehtun - to hurt
Zuhören - to listen
7:52 bonus tip very useful to learn
U r such a dedicated man
😊danke schön
Top teacher. Very well explained. Really enjoying trying to learn the German language again. Thank you.
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1. Absagen
2. Danken
3. Fehlen
4. Gefallen
5. Gehoren
6. gratulieren
7. Helfen
8. Passieren
9. Raten
10. Wehtun
11. Zuhoren
12. antworten
13. glauben
14.Schmecken
Top Teacher .Very well explained through your videos.
My first month in Germany, thanks God I found you teacher of 🌍
Willkommen 🤗
Ja, die frisur gefällt mir. Ich mag deine videos sehr. Ich bin ein student auf A2 und denke ich dass, diese videos helfen mir sehr beim verstehen. Deinen akzent ist auch toll👌👌
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Are you in Germany now?
@@sijiljoseph1438 Nope
@@thecubelover2373 y? I asked you only bcoz u r speaking german very well...🙂 When I went through the comment section...👍
@@sijiljoseph1438 Danke schön 😊
ich versuche täglich um meine sprache zu verbessern. ich wünsche dir auch gut deutsch zu sprechen und verstehen.
i absolutely admire your teaching❤!..i wish my german teachers were more like him😢
Ja, die Frisur gefällt mir! 😀
Mir gefällt Ihre Videos.Dankeschon für Ihrer Arbeit
Danke sehr für ihren Helfer, Luzi
I love your content man! Vielen lieben Dank! You help me a lot with those videos!
Totally agree, this video was really helpful. Thank you very much.
Absagen - to cancel
Antworten-reply
Danke
Fehlen-to miss
Gefahhlen-to like
Gehoren- belong
Glauben-believe
Gratuliere- to congratulate
Helfen
Passieren-happend
Raten-advice
Schmacken-to taste
Wehtun-to hurt tut weh
Zuhoren-listen to
Love your videos! Sie helfen mir wirklich sehr.
Learnt a lot from you and hungry to learn more
Thank you Herr Lehrer das war sehr einfach erklärt und sehr hilfreich. Grüße aus Griechenland 🇬🇷
Grüße zurück 😊
@@yourgermanteacher ❤️🙏
Thank you so much teacher,I find your way it is so useful
This is the perfect video I have ever watched
Your videos are the best! Great presentation and content! Leider, I got confused with the first sentence and with "Hans fehlt ihr wircklich." In the video the translation is "She really misses Hans," but Hans is in Nominativ and ihr is in Dativ...
Ich danke dir für Deine Arbeit!!
vielen dank und sehr gerne. 🙏😊👍
yes this “fehlen” can be a bit confusing but you will find an answer in this video here:
ruclips.net/video/31NBABygZAU/видео.html
I dont understand "hans felht ihr"??? why it is "she misses hans" not "hans misses her"? isnt hans the subject? why is it the object here?
In English we simply say “I miss him/her, but in other languages such as German and Italian, when it comes to the verb “to miss someone”, we say it in a different way. In this case Hans is the subject because he is giving to her the feeling of being missed.
It’s not a rule, it’s just the way we say it.
It's more like a "Hans is missing from her", that's the way we phrase it in many languages. It's like French "Hans lui manque" or Spanish "Le hace falta Hans".
I feel it's like Hans is missed by her.
Hans fahst ihr wirklich.- hans is missed by her. Hans is still the subject. Dont be confused in the translation she missed hans - because in this translation she becomes the subject.
Just like french "tu me manque" means "I miss you" or Spanish "tu me gustas" means "I like you". English just does it weird where "to miss s.o." is transitive
So helpful 🥰 Please continue make also Verben mit Dative for A2 ,B1🥰
Im neu in germany also im in A1 your very perfect teacher danke schön
👍😊
Your explanation is just great and excellent wow!
🙂👍🙏
Do you have by any chance a video where all the 60 verbs from A1 until C1 are mentioned? I just find your videos so great and helpful
not yet 😉
Die Frisur gefällt sehr sehr sehr sehr mir.... Love you most dedicated Sir ever seen in my life! 🫡🫡🫡😍❤️🫶💗🤲🏻🤲🏻🤲🏻🤲🏻🤲🏻🤲🏻🤲🏻
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Ich danke Ihnen für deine Videos.🙏🏻💞🌸
You are wonderful! Thank you! ❤
Thanks, I definitely learn from you.
Glad to help
Ja,die Frisur gefällt mir.😍😍😍👍🏻
It's late but " mir gefällt die frisur "! Thank you so much
😉 zu spät.... 👍
Ja, die Frisur gefalle mir. Es ist toll.
Oh my gaaddd i love you soo much 🥺❤❤❤thank you soo much for being there for us whenever we need you😟💙
Gerne 😊
Vielen dank für Ihnen Hilfe 🥲
1:30 can anyone please clarify this example? Since there is not a single noun in the sentence, does this (literally) just mean "I have to cancel (you) for tomorrow" ?
I also have the same doubt..
Same here
Great video!Vielen vielen dank!
Sehr hilfreich .Danke sehr
Vieln Dank teacher
Es geht mir so gut
Ja, die Frisur gefällt mir! 😍😜
Hallo!
Ich danke Ihnen!
Ich danke dir für deinem Video.
👍🙂🙏
*deine Videos.
Sie sind exzellent weiter so!❤️
Vielen Dank fur das video❤
Danke
Vielen dank für deine hipfe😊
Sehr gerne 😊
Wonderful ...you EXPLAIN so well!!
Ja , diese Frisur gefällt mir
I am currently on B1 level and am praying to pass my B2 I. November
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Absagen ( to cancel
Antworten
Danken
Fehlen
Gefallen
Gehören
Glauben
Gratulieren
Helfen
Passieren
Raten
Schmecken
Wehtun
Zuhören
Please sir, where have you put the word our appointment in your example?
"Ich muss dir fur Morgen absagen"
Excellent video, Luzi.
I'm really trying to get all this A1 content under-my-belt and memorised! I must say that I learn something on every video from you guys, I really do. They are even clearer on a second play-through!
"Ich lerne seit nur vier monate Deutsch" but I feel I'm making progress, largely thanks to you guys' videos, and the songs and TV shows I consume! They really support the textbooks I have, which can be a bit "dry" and a little boring sometimes!
I don't want to get too overwhelmed by grammar, but I believe it to be important, especially if one wants to write YT comments in German, and the latest thing I have started to notice and worry about is where to set commas? Clearly, it is different than in English, and I have no idea where you actually put the comma when trying to form/make longer sentences? When I translate sentences, it seems like an odd place to put the comma! LOL
Do you already have - or will you be making - a video on the issue of "commas" in German, and where one should put them? I know it's probably above my current level, but I don't think it hurts to look towards the future!
Thanks so much, regardless. :)
vielen Dank!! 🙏🙏😊 great to hear!
no we do not have yet about commas. but i will put it on our lost for sure. 👍
just little quick:
there used to be tons of rules like in english probably as well. but it got way easier with the commas a couple years ago. most conjunctions or sub-conjunctions (like weil, dass, deshalb...) have a comma before the conjunction. NOT before und and aber though. so it usually just separates two sentences. or you can also put it whenever you think the reader should take a break.
hope this helps until we have the video done. ☺️
@@yourgermanteacher Danke, das ist sehr hilfreich! :) You are both very good teachers! See you next time! :)
Best Video.....Best Teacher....God bless..
🙏😊
Perfect erklärt
Hello Luzi,
First, I would like to thank you very much for your marvelous videos and explanations. I discovered your channel by chance when I was looking for an explanation for prepositions, but then I started to watch the rest of the lessons. Thank you for making German sound easy, logical, fun, and possible to be learned.
This videos is no exception really, I just happen to have one question please:
At 1:32, there is the example:
Ich muss dir für morgen absagen.
I have to cancel our appointment tomorrow.
My question is: there is no mentioning of the word ‘’appointment’’ in the German sentence, is it to be understood from the context then, like you have explained in the model verb? Another question, since there is no ‘’appointment’’ word in the German sentence, can the sentence also have the meaning: ‘’I am cancelling you tomorrow’’ or not?
Thanks again and please keep up the amazing work.
Hallo Tasneem,
thank you very much! happy to hear that our videos do help!
Regarding your question: Thats why we use Dativ here, because we dont cancel something but somebody. I am not sure if you cancel somebody in English. But... this example: Ich sage das Konzert (Akkusativ) ab. I cancel the concert. Ich sage dir ab. I cancel whatever agreement / appointment we had together. So out of the context you will never come in trouble with this. Hope this helps 🙃
@@yourgermanteacher Thank you Lutzi that tip was very helpful, I'll keep that in mind. Your videos are more than helpful really, I am a beginner learning on my own, and I was losing hope in understanding some grammar lessons like articles, prepositions and adjectives and I thought they should just come naturally by time. However, you have explained them all in a way that made me think maybe German is not that hard or complicated after all! I also suggested your channel and lessons to my brother who is learning German too. Thanks again for all your efforts, explanations and definitely bonus tips :)
@@yourgermanteacher so that means that absagen can also be used with accusative not just dative?
Ja die gefällt mir
I love your videos! You are the best! Danke!
🙂👍🙏
Thnq sir. Gd clz😇😇
Luzi Vielen Dank für dein Video aus RUclips . you are amazing teacher
Gerne 😊
Yeah ome!! Mir gefällt die Frisur!!
Ja mir gefällt die Frisur nach zwei Jahren 😂❤❤
😁😊
Mir gefällt die Frisur 💇♂️
Danke :)
Ich danke dir für dieses Video
bitte schön 😊
At 2.58: "Hans fehlt ihr wirklich" does that not translate to "Hans really misses her"?
Ihr is the dative pronomen for her, no?
Nope. "She misses Hans."
"fehlen" is used the same way like "gefallen, schmecken, gehören" . 😉👍🙏
@@yourgermanteacher That's really confusing! 🥲Thank you very much for responding to me so promptly. Your videos are incredibly helpful, I'm learning so much from them. Thank you for your hard work 😘
Die Frisur gefällt mir sehr.
Ich danke dir für dein Video!
sehr gerne! 👍🙏
Ja, die Frisur gefällt mir! XD
🤣
Still not understand the number 4 example. "Hans fehlt Ihr Wirklich". Is that supposed "Hans really misses her"?, and not "She really misses Hans".? Can you explain please?
Fehlen is a soecial verb like gefallen or schmecken.
Literally:
Hans is missed by her
She misses Hans.
Bravo Luzi, Vielen Dank
sehr gerne Nedzad
Please give us a full dativ A1 und A2 list......
Danke dir, disses viede Gefelt mir sehr, kannst du weiter machen bitte
ja, die Frisur gefällt mir
Hey, die Frisur gefällt mir
👍🙂🙏
ja, mir gefällt die frisur :p
Ich danke Ihnen fur das video!
Gerne 😊
"Ich muss dir für morgen absagen": in diesem satz, wo ist das Wort für Appointment??
In the sentence "Ich muss dir für morgen absagen," there is no specific word for "appointment."
In German, "absagen" (to cancel) can imply an appointment or commitment without directly mentioning it. If you want to make it clear, you could say:
"Ich muss unseren Termin für morgen absagen."
Here, "Termin" means "appointment," making the sentence more specific. :)
@Immersify-DE Thankyou so much buddy. I appreciate the help!
Vielen Dank für deine Videos.
sehr gerne! 👍😊🙏
Tnx for the vid. But this is a bit confusing. I could positively say: Ich sage den Termin ab. Doesn't that turn that verb into accusative?
vielen danken!!!
🙂👍🙏
👍🏼Danke dir Lehrer
gerne! 👍😊
In 1st example it's dir, mean your
Luzi, at 2:43 - "fehlen":
Is it really she misses Hans OR
Hans misses her?
Hans fehlt ihr wirklich meaning Hans really misses her but you said the opposite can't understand 😢
Mir gefällt die Frisur! Und mir gefällt dich! Danke sehr für deine Videos!! 😍
bitte gern! 👍😊
your second sentence is almost correct. don’t forget: every sentence has a subject; and the subject is always in nominativ... so it would be:
und du gefällst mir... 😉
@@yourgermanteacher Hah, Entschuldigung 😳 ich bin wirklich ein Anfänger
no need to apologize!! 👍👍😊
where i can find all 60 verbs list? are there other of your videos about it?
Die Frisur gefällt mir
Yah mir gefällt die frisur
we love you Luzi
Vielen dank!!☺️
Sir,
Wonderful to learning !
Fehlen; I request a bit of a clarification as the meaning of the sentence is not clear to me !
does Hans misses her really,
She misses Hans really ?!
Thanks 🙏
Ja Mir Gefällt dir Frisur
Mir gefallt die frisur. ❤️
😉🙏👍
Ja mir gefällt die frisur.
Sie mussen .
In the example given for absagen, why is dir used and not unser?
Der fresure is correct or not
Feminine in dative der
Die Frisur is the subject of the sentence, so it must be in nominative.
Vielen dank für deine videos ☺️
sehr gerne! 👍😊