Learn German - Lesson 11

[guidc]

ihr fahrt! how impolite...

[nosojdjos]

is FAHREN = FART ?? lol

[DbMan1993]

Hello, why it's "den" at 4:56?

[Karash770]

@DbMan1993 Because "Zug" has a masculine article (der Zug) and the accusative of "der" is "den".

[Vnessi77]

@DbMan1993 "den" is in english "the" ;)

[we1terch4os]

Ich kann endlich deutsch danke dieser serie!

[Vnessi77]

@we1terch4os könntest du jetzt nur von dem deutsch lernen ? :o

[xThorProductionsx]

At 2:16 - "Zu den Zügen", shouldn't it be "Zu die Züge". I used google translate and "zu" is a different type of "für" - accusative. I don't know, I'm just asking because I'm a newbie at german ;)

Thanks for everything, these lessons are awesome! And the comments help me a lot too :)

(I subbed you with 4 accs :DDD)

[neurostare]

hmmm....why does no one comment anymore

[dune0by0dior]

Hi! Can you tell me a few sentences with perfect(sein/haben) +particip II. e.g.ich habe Fusbal gespielt or ich habe schon gesungen......

[Karash770]

@dune0by0dior "Ich habe meine verlorene Brieftasche gefunden."

"Wir haben den verlorenen Schatz gefunden."

"Wir waren im verschlossenen Käfig gefangen."

"Ich habe die verstaubte Uhr gesäubert."

[MrInwestycjaLichen]

Crimen Sollicitationis

[JohnStecchino]

I fahrt (english way)

[saribelle1]

merci pour ces cours on vous attendez pour plus

[taleb47]

Danke

[VenomLady1]

So I assume the verb comes first followed by the pronoun, in a sentence? As far as I've gathered anyway.

[ichbins57]

@VenomLady1 Not in every sentence. The verb comes first in questions and time specified sentences (after the specification), e.g.: Fährst du mit dem Zug? / Heute fährst du mit dem Zug. / Sonst (usually) fährst du mit dem Zug.

-> Fährst = Verb Du = Subject (Personal Pronoun) (mit) dem Zug = Object (Dative)

In a normal sentence, a positive answer for instance: "Ja, ich fahre mit dem Zug."

-> Ich = Subject (Personal Pronoun) Fahre = Verb (mit) dem Zug = Object (Dative)

[juansierra1972]

danke

[Ahsen1000]

i want some help,, at 5.53, and exercise 3/5,u have given the translation,,,

'' du fährst mit dem zug'' but earlier u told that it becomesden zug,,and i have als learned in school as den zug,,,,then why here,,dem zug

[DeutschOnlineLernen]

@Ahsen1000 Hello, Thank you for your question.

We use the dative after the preposition „mit“, and we use the accusative for the object of the verb “nehmen”.

This is all explained in lesson 7, where you will also find examples of “fahren mit" with dative, and “nehmen" with accusative for all genders.

Best wishes.

[Hannahmagdich]

@ khaidizon000008

es heißt "du nimmst den wagen"

Hehe i love it if americans speak german :D i am from germany .

[khaidizon000008]

katybite :what do you mean ?

[khaidizon000008]

is it wrong if i answer "du nimmst der wagen "??

[maths82]

this would be incorrect...

"der wagen" is in nominative case, when you are naming the object, this "der" becomes "den" when talking about taking, or using the object, it has entered the accusative case. just google "german case system" for more info and reasons.

[BiblicalLanguages]

*den Wagen

[Danone306]

Danke :)

[metalicdragon80]

ich bin farting

[tierna1981]

jajajaja

[omigoditspatricia]

langweilig :(

[HubbyBunny]

Train is Zug and Bahn ?

[helioringer]

The difference between der Zug and die Bahn can be confusing but is really quite simple. Der Zug is literally the train, on wheels and has carts and such. Die Bahn is the train as in the rail and train station and such. Die Bahn is associated with inter- and intra-city rails that are used for public transportation. Der Bahnhof is a train station.

[HubbyBunny]

oh cool, thank you ^^

[metalrageson]

Ich habe Spaß jetzt Deutsch lernen! ich sehe klar wie schlecht mit Deutsch ich war! (still not sure if I'm being American about the word order, one day I will get it lol)

[icebirdgiessen]

of course you will it is similar to the english one

greetings from germany

[metalrageson]

:D thank you I hope to get it, I've been learning that English idioms just translate over well into German xD!

[francesca33322]

wait, i dont thikn its in this video,

but what's the difference between "in"

und im? cause in one of the tokio hotel songs, they said, du stehst im meiner tur..

soo yeah.

[alexandremedeiros1]

Im = in + dem

[katybite]

are you learning german for tokio hotel too? i am :)

[khaidizon000008]

@katybite i am !! haha ! i love tokio hotel :))

[katybite]

lol. how much do you know?

[W4LTERhiggins]

THANK YOU!

[vedg007]

schön..:)..Bitte hochladen Sie mehr Videos...

[SabineBe]

...beautiful! :0)

[AgnieszkaD1990]

Vielen Dank! Es ist wunderbar!

[tonloveton]

thanks for all videos.

by

your student from Thailand

[CarlRobertStevens]

Very helpful. Thanks.

[DarkLight668]

Thanks for the upload