A1- Lesson 51 | German grammar |Wechselpräpositionen | two-case prepositions | Dativ oder Akkusativ?
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- Опубликовано: 13 мар 2021
- Grammatik A1 : In diesem Video lernt ihr Wechselpräpositionen. Wechselpräpositionen brauchen manchmal "DATIV" und manchmal "AKKUSATIV".
German grammar A1: in this video you will learn the two-case prepositions or the two-way prepositions. In German they are called "Wechselpräpositionen". There are 9 Wechselpräpositionen - in, an, auf, neben, vor, hinter, unter, über, zwischen. These prepositions sometimes require the accusative case "AKKUSATIV" and sometimes the dative case "DATIV". It might sound complicated but it is not.
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Link to the "Dativ" video: • A1- Lesson 50 | "WO?" ...
Link to the "Akkusativ" video: • A1- German lesson 27 |...
Link to the "Nominativ" video: • A1- German lesson 26 |...
Link to the "Quiz: Nominativ vs Akkusativ" video: • A1- German lesson 28 |...
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As far as I understand we use dative case with these nine _Wechsel Präpositionen_ if there's no movement. But if there's movement we use accusative case .
Ich möchte hier meine Beispielsätze schreiben.
-Die Orangen stehen vor der Wasserflasche.(there's no movement vor+ Dativ)
-Ich habe die Orangen vor die Wasserflasche gestellt. (By the way _stellen_ requires which case ?)
+Eure Handschuhe war hinter meinem Laptop(there's no movement Dativ)
+ Er hat eure Handschuhe hinter meinen Laptop gelegt.(Also _legen_ requires which case :)
Spinnen hängt auf meine Lampe.
Ich hänge das Bild an die Wand.(also _hängen_ ?:)
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Hallo Yigitcan,
"stellen" & "legen" both require the accusative case. "hängen" requires dative or accusative both depending upon what you want to say. If you say, something is hanging by itself, it requires the dative case. (Das Bild hängt an der Wand.). If you say, someone is hanging sth somewhere, it requires the accusative case. (Ich hänge das Bild an die Wand.).
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Hmm
Zum Beispiel
We must say
Ich lege/stelle *den Tisch* ....(legen and stellen requires accusative so _der Tisch_ becomes _den Tisch_ in accusative. )?
By "accusative" for the verbs "stellen" and "legen" I meant actually after those nine "Wechselpräpositionen". In your example, "den Tisch" is also in the accusative case which is a direct object (accusative).
Ich stelle den Tisch vor die Couch.
("den Tisch" is a direct object (accusative) and "die Couch" is also in the accusative case after the preposition "vor".)
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Oh ja
For _legen und stellen_
nine Wechselpräpositionen must be used with accusative.
Plus, the thing being put or placed is in the accusative case.
Two accusative :)
Ja :)
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