Two way Prepositions (www.germanforspalding.org)

[sossamon01]

this is really helpful! danke!

[electronikita]

This is more useful than my german teacher... sie kommt aus Deutschland =)

[BrianZeigtZunge]

das sind alles Dinger die wir nicht mal im Deutschen verstehen!!! xDD oO: that are all thinks what we can dont to!! xD bad english??! xD Brian from DEUTSCHLAND

[albedoshader]

@BrianZeigtZunge: Well, that depends on the school you’re visiting. My first foreign language was Latin and English my second, so learning stuff like that came naturally with Latin. :)

[scholemlegen]

Es ist ganz bestimmt hilfreich :) I'm studying german to the degree "german-teacher for foreigners" and it's very interesting to see how people explain the systematics of my language, which i have never lerned as a native speaker. When i speak german i don't even note that there are cases at all :D Great work. I think your pupils will be able to speak a good german.

[VenomLady1]

Dankeschon, mein freund!

[fruendlichen]

Dass ist wunderbar.. bitte weiter

[Alexrowsell]

Gutan tag , mnay thanks for putting your videos on here , they are a great help

Alex 29 Southampton England, keep up the great work

[Smartass8504]

"Vor fünf Jahre"...Jahren!

[obermaus1991]

either: heute sprechen wir über......

or: wir sprechen heute über......

[grooveado]

Diese guy ist kuhl! Vielen dank!

[Hancock2Rescue]

omg

an means to , zu means to , nach means to

when i use any 1 of them???

[DinaCalifornia69]

Nono, an means at, zu means [going] to, nach means after

[Loki335]

Also going to , a country for example.. with out an article.. so forexample.. excluding: Die Türkei, Die Niederlande, Die Schweiz..

You would same ' Ich gehe nach Deutschland am 25. Dezember '

or.. " Ich will nach Deutschland gehen '

Used in everyother context would be ' after '

[Hancock2Rescue]

thanx really apreciate it

but why don't i say

ich will zu Deutschland gehen

you understand what i'm going through?

[xlaym]

ahahaha this is great! most german ppl do it WRONG aswell!

ich gehe NACH deutschland (im going to germany) -or any country, city etc)

ich fahre ZU meinen eltern (im driving to my parents) -basically any PERSONS or stores and stuff u gonna drive/go to).

its pretty common to say "ich gehe nach aldi (= super market)" i even once talked to sb that told me it was wrong to say "ZU aldi" xD

PM me for any questions u have on german grammar, i hope i can answer them xD

[NikkiinMQT]

Actually, you would say:

Ich fahre am 25. Dezember nach Deutschland. - because of the Time Manner Place rule.

You also wouldn`t say "gehe" unless you are in a neighboring country and crossing the border by food. So, you would say "fahre" or "fliege".

[NikkiinMQT]

oops, by foot of course.

[Spartan2Mike127]

Thank you so much! Now I finally understand the German Dative case! :)

[amoxtlacatl]

Explained with MASTERLY simplicity! Vielen Dank!

[sherifbatman]

danke ....danke shoen >..ich libe dich

[ichigokisu]

i learned these by singing it like Frere Jacques tune. But in this order.

An, auf, hinter~

neben, uber~

unter, vor~

in, zwischen~

thanks for this :)