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  • Die Lektionen sind interessant :D

  • ich bin schon ;3

  • Ich liebe Deutsch ^-^

  • Lmao i need to practice this coz my long distance bf is from germany :(

  • Thanks so much! I learned more fro this than from rocket language!

  • My accent gets in the way of my pronunciation, but with practice I'll get better.

  • @MorbidlyObese1 same here, especially when you have a real thick southern accent like I do lol

  • Dear Germans,

    How am I supposed to hit on your foreign exchange students with all this masculine/ feminine nonsense? Guten tag!

  • @SpooksHill haha they understand english so they can understand all of your bullshit anyways

  • @TheK1N1 das ist unfair, die haben keine umlaute auf der tastatur^^

  • Das ist voll komisch zu sehen, wie mansche Deutsch lernen. Ich bin Deutsche und ich kann mir nicht vorstellen Deutsch zu lernen, weil ich das schon immer konnte.

    That is crazy to see, that some peoples learn German. I am from Germany and i can´t imagine that i have to learn German, because I could always german

  • this is so useful

  • what i dont get is the woman in video is saying der isnt that a masculine word to use?? please reply back i would be grateful im learning this

  • @SuperDamon1985

    Der, die, and das aren't related to who is saying it, but the object itself.

    For instance, apple in German is a masculine word. To say the apple, it's always, "Der Apfel." Unless it of course is plural, because plural words are always die ______. For instance the apples would be, "Die Äpfel." Hope this helped. If not, let me know if I can help.

  • I don't get when to use er and der, sie and die, es and das. Can somebody help me?

  • @Gustavomazu

    It's a hard concept to learn. It really depends on the word. Singular can be any of the three, but plural words are always die. Specifically der, die, and das mean "the." They change by the object. (Ex.: Der Apfel [the apple], die Milch [the milk], das Kleid [the dress]. You just have to memorize them. Hope I helped.

  • @maddijane08 I posted this a while ago, so I'm in the video 7, and I've already understood.

    But thank you anyway!

  • @Gustavomazu

    Er means He, Der means The (for male)

    Sie means She , Die means The (for female)

    Es means It , Das means The (for neutral)

  • I love Rammstein!

  • I don't know why everyone is complaining? It's really not that hard so far... just keep going over it and memorizing it.... This language seems to be very fun to speak actually and so far it makes sense...

  • thank you very much for the videos,they have been very helpfull to me.

  • I am croatian and i fuck this...its cool but i am way to stupid for this shit...i should better go and get somthing to eat ...this is nein schon xD

  • I'm southern american, dadgum southern drawl!! Not making this easy for me. :(

  • I feel so bad for myself. I have been studying german for a month and I still could not speak simple phrases. does anyone knows where i can download easy German audio books?

    Thanks :(

  • @curguy24 curguy24 germanpod101

    Hello bro , you can find perfect videos in this channel on youtube. I am not not GERMAN but i have been learning german for more than a year and i can say they are perfect.

  • @curguy24 i would suggest listening to a german bans called rammstein

  • How do you know if an article or story takes the feminine or masculine gender?

  • Prima! vielen dank!

    

  • the 3 genders are so confusing! even french is easier it's 2 genders xD

  • OK I get the das die der now if it has no s at the end of the word its der with s, die and 's is das.

    die bucher sind schon :D

  • @awsomevids2u and when the word ends with ''ung'' like ''Zeitung'' (=magazine) almost always you put a ''die'' in front of it = die Zeitung ,etc

  • Technically you said 'The books are already'.... Cause you dont have the 'o' in schon with the little thingy ma bobs above it :D

  • @awsomevids2u No umlauts?

  • Wow! Ya le voy agarrando la onda :D

    Solo me hacen falta como mil repeticiones para que me aprenda el vocabulario ;)

  • when it lists the vocabulary, what does the ", -s," mean? it doesn't always mean add an s to make it plural, and sometimes they add an ", -(e)s," what does that mean?

  • @Miketheman2992 The hyphen followed by a letter is the genative ending for that word.

    der Vater, -s

    Genative: des Vater(s) - of the father

  • how are we supposed to know what objects are masculine and which is feminine..??

  • @sahilpai123

    learning

  • @sahilpai123 I suppose we just memorize which words are supposed to be masculine, feminine, or neuter.

  • @sahilpai123 When you are given vocabulary, you are often either given the article or the gender with the noun.

  • @sahilpai123

    Masculine = der

    Feminine= die

    Neutrual= das

  • How do you know when you use die, der or das. I still don't get it. I'm a mexican trying to learn german, are this vids helpfull?someone?

  • @mgzagza91 There aren't ruels for it. German is a very complicated and difficult language. I would learn it in a class.

  • @mgzagza91 plural is always "die" .

  • @mgzagza91 es como español un poco más difícil. En español tampoco hay reglas para saber qué es femenino y qué es masculino. El "sol" es masculino al azar :)

  • @samuel1abarza Pues si hay unas palabras para recordar pero la mayor parte de las palabras femininas tienen la letra a y la mayor de las palabras masculinas tienen la letra o- por eso pienso que es mas facil aprender espanol.

  • @mgzagza91 die, der, das in accordance to your question are the article "the" for Feminine, Masculine, or Neuter singular nouns (die is used as 'the' for all plural nouns). respectfuly.

    die Sprache (f) - the language

    der Lampe (m) - the lamp

    das Papier (n) - the paper

  • @Schutzstafell no its "die Lampe." Das ist weiblich. Viel Spaß beim Lernen. =)

  • @Schutzstafell ..ok, but how do you know if the lamp is masculine and the "language" is feminine? :x

  • @mrAZcardinal I was corrected that lamp is feminine, which is correct. So the lamp would be "die Lampe". And it's all memorization, there's no real formula to follow.

  • Why todays German dont use "Ade"?

  • holy shit i speak french and english.......now im trying to learn german, spanish and japenese all in same time xD..........crazy hard

  • @simba90s japanese is awesome

  • @stovell700

    its weird

  • @masterdermeanner if you learn the way i did, its frowned upon, but it works

  • @stovell700

    well, the way of learning was fun, but still Japanese is a very "special" language :/

  • @simba90s I would imagine, all 3 of those are very different languages.

  • alle ihr seid eine intelligente versuchen, Deutsch zu lernen. gut für Sie. Ich hoffe, Sie lieben es.

  • @invaderzim022 wtf? Did you used the google translater or why did you write this shit ?

  • @Taffyfolkartist right! after "e" and "i" followes the soft CH and after "u", a" and "o" you use the hard CH ;-)

  • @Taffyfolkartist don't pronounce the CH like an SH ;-) i know that it's easier to say, but it sounds horrible ^^

  • @Taffyfolkartist the CH has 2 different pronunciations: a soft one (in the word "ich" for example) that sounds somewhat like the "h" in huge when you say it really slowly, like "hhhhhhhhuge". and a more strong one that sounds like....uhm...watch "achmed the dead terrorist" and check out how he pronounces his name, then you know how the strong CH is pronounced ;-) (btw: the are some regions in germany where the CH is actually pronounced like a SH, but please don't use it. it sounds horrible! ;-)

  • @Taffyfolkartist No! sh sounds like "sch". Schule or Scheiße ;-)

  • Boring! You are cordially invited to take a trip to germany and you will get the complete language from us.

  • Crimen Sollicitationis

  • sa april 12 na ako magsisimula mag.aral ng german language...super kabado ako...

  • hi

  • why were the plural given with no articles Here ?

  • Do you Always use the feminine article for the plural ?

  • @BelialfromAbbadon Die Häuser, Die Bücher, Die Pferde, Die Autos, Die Menschen, Die Schüler, Die Romane, Die Erzählungen ... and so on.

  • The story/tale/fairy tale of the "furry" ( Hairy ? ) Brother ?

  • Does anybody here know how I can Do an umlaut on an Advent Verona ?

  • Das Book maybe shön . . But I want to know what the Title Says !

  • @BelialfromAbbadon Sorry I don't understand. What do you want to say in german?

  • @fireballgfx Oh .. .nothing. I was just asking about the title of the first children's book they showed at the beginning of the video.

    Oh and inbetween I was asking how you do an umlaut on the keyboard of an Advent Verona computer

  • Ich lerne Deutsch

  • Ich learne Deuscht

  • Very good to me brazilian!!

  • 9 people don't speak english or german

  • @Hope000666 wie gesagt - ich finde beides eigentlich richtig, aber irgendwie hört sich beides auch komisch an.

    aber ich glaube, ich benutze 'die' am meisten. kann ich mal schnell die nutella haben? - hm, hört sich am vertrautesten an xP

    aber 'der' nutella, neee, nie xD

  • @Hope000666 i'm german and i say.. die nutella & das nutella. both sounds a bit strange because i don't often use that with an article... and if i do, i say 'die nutella' if i mean the jar of nutella and i say 'das nutella' if i mean the.. nutella itself xD

  • @Hope000666 well in i think in the dictionary it say you can use any of those!

  • Estimados señores, me acabo de suscribir en la pagina de you Tube al curso de idiomas Alemán Español de Learn German, y me parece de lo mas interesante. Pero tengo un problema, me bajo los vídeos y los traduzco en la parte superior de la pagina, del Alemán al Español, pero en los textos explicativos que aparece en el vídeo, los pone en Ingles y no en Español, que es lo que yo quiero. Por favor me podían explicar como conseguirlo. gracias.

    Mi correo es: estrategiamix@yahoo.es

  • I can't get the German accent down! I can do Irish, Australian, British and French. Frustrating, especially since I'm mostly GERMAN, and I'm moving to Germany for a year. I'd even taken German in high school. :( I keep wanting to do the French accent, while speaking German, ANY TIPS???

  • Hi, these are great! Although I cannot for the life of me pronounce 'geschichte' properly :) But thanks so much for posting, I really love this language

  • @Wziea I assume it's because many people who don't speak German can't see any difference between "sch" and the "ch" in "ich". They may even hear the difference but they may not be able to pronounce it correctly.

    "psychisch" is also another word like that because it's the "ich" sound followed by the "sch" sound. This needs a lot of practice. "ich" is probably the sound almost all non-native speakers have trouble with because it's so rare.

  • OMg, I give up... what is this stupid barbaric language these are all sounds with no grammar rules:O!!! ighhhh :S

  • xD so lernt man ja nicht deutsch , ausadem wer will schon deutsch lernen, lernt lieber zuerst gscheid englisch xD

  • @JerkFaceIdiot schon = already

    Schön = beautiful

  • Doesn't the world schon mean already?

  • i first want to say thank you for posting and the lessons in general :) but i'm just wondering : when are we ever going to use these expressions? you just dont say " the book is beautiful" in everyday life but other than that.. im learning!

  • Have one of the Germans here ever thought of the "Nutella" spread.

    this is a word where it's hard to find an article. :)

    what do you guys think it is?

    Das Nutella?

  • is the gender chosen randomly when the word is first invented??

  • How can I tell which thing is which gender ? Is there some rule or .... ?

  • @pivara152 no rule. we german speaking ppl dont make it that easy for you. lol. but to be honest: even we do not always know the correct gender.

  • @pivara152

    sadly you have to learn those I think :/ I really can't think of any hints or ways to make this part easier~

    but like dasgellendehorn said there are many germans with problems about those ;) so don't worry to much~

  • @Shunnalicious thanks both of you, actually I`m getting more better every day i guess, I was couple of months in Deutschland and learned basics there so I decided to back it up with grammar and continue learning. I love Deutsch and Deutschland , one and only thing I don`t like are Turks in general... :) Everything else is the best !

  • @pivara152 it's hard but i heard most of the time it's just if it's girly or a manly thing

  • I love to learning on my own using these lessons for absulute beginner. It's easier and more enjoyable than I thought and now I am starting to like german - unbelievable! It sounds funny as I am used to english and french pronouncing even though I am native bulgarian speaker I still say words softer.

  • 0:30 HA HA my anoying sister's name is johanna

  • Hey I'm learning it. I think it's in my blood to learn it because. I'm german from the U.S.A.

    er ist interessant

  • lol iam Australian my german sounds crazy because of my accent .

  • @faceeatingcancer Hehe then you have to hear my german accent if I try to speak english. ^^

  • @faceeatingcancer das ist so lustig Ich wünschte ich könnte es hören. ich spreche Deutsch und Englisch.

    That is so funny i wish i could hear it. i can speak german and english.

  • @faceeatingcancer

    i'm asain.. i sounds more funny lol

  • i love this

    ich liebe dich , das ist eine schöne site 

  • hey i'm learning! ist is is sind is are

  • zu schwierig! lol

  • Wieviele Lektion in diese Kurs? gibt mir eine Antwort bitte

    Vielen Dank

  • Are the narrators German native speakers?

  • didn't schon mean already?

  • @xchaoticmindx yes schon means already but schön (the letter o with an umlaut) means beautiful.

  • @xchaoticmindx now that you mention it i think it did. but i guess the same word can mean two different things

  • lesson 1 there was like 400000 learner lesson 2 became 180000 lesson 3 100000 and the number decreasing the ones who stayed since first lesson r the ones who want to learn

  • wow...I'm tongue tied!

  • Yay, more German stuff to learn! I usually use TELLMEMORE software, and it works very well, but i'm sharing it, so between Sunday and Wednesday, I can use these lessons to help me in my study of the German language! :D

  • @Billymaysfan6837 hey i have that software but i dun know how to use it ..... is there a page where i can learn to use it?

  • @likedme

    Do you have the latest version, version 10? What is it you're having trouble with? How to access the features, how to choose your level, how to get started, or something else?

  • That helped a lot,thx :)

  • havingt problems wif the pronounciation

  • i thought schon is "already"......why is it "beautiful" here?

  • @salalameow Schon is already. Without the umlaut. With the umlaut, it's another word and another meaning. Like the same word, but different spelling.

  • @godsfiddler 德語是快消失的語言

  • @ben065566 我应该学习什么语言

  • @vane602 何不考慮西班牙語

  • @ben065566 为什么西班牙

  • @vane602 because germany does not mean much

  • @salalameow schon is already, but when you put two dots at the "o" it means beautiful.

  • Die Romane sind spannend, why do we use sind and not bist?

    bist is are right?

  • @Bylon91 Because when it's plural, you use the word sind. Bist is for singular.

  • Thank you for posting these simple, digestible lessons. I will be spending six months in Germany for an internship. I speak several languages other than English, but German is going to be the most difficult yet. Maybe because I'm not 12 anymore..

    btw is that DIN?

  • @vldget hi! i was wondering whether u speak spanish, and if so, is it easier or more difficult than german? best wishes for your trip

  • @sebas11tian

    Hi. Thanks for the wishes. I learned languages in this order:

    Tamil (Dravidian - India)

    English

    French

    Italian

    Hindi (Indo-European)

    And now, of course, German. So, learning Spanish would be very easy for me now, since I know 2 other Romance languages. German is proving very difficult for me, simply because it's not coming to me as rapidly as languages usually do. Overall, I'd say Spanish is the easier language for someone who knows English.

  • @vldget

    I am amazed of how many languages you know, however i think that french would be easier to learn than spanish . the spanish , "catalan" and others are thought to be slightly different to romance languages, because many caracteristics do not appear in other romance languages. so, french is more similar to english than spanish (belive me) hahaha. french have a LOT of caracteristics in common with english.

    bye, thanks for your opinion.

  • @sebas11tian

    Spanish has also major similarities with English. I am a native Spanish speaker and some sentences can be litterally transalated as some grammar rules are identical. :)

  • @gesz90 Gramatically Spanish is very different than English. I'm not sure what you're talking about. :(

  • @TKMSeznam12 They are different indeed, but not as much as people here are suggesting in my humble opinion. May be I'm wrong but I find both languages sharing important similarities.

  • @gesz90 I believe Spanish and German are way different. Spanish is harder than Deutsch, which is a mathematical language, full of constant rules. Portuguese is even harder than Spanish, the verbs hardly have rules, and the gramatic is full of exceptions and special cases.

    It is also much easier for Portuguese People to speak foreign languages without any accent.

  • @t0aM Wrong. Spanish is a MUCH easier language to learn than German. Spanish is somewhere around a 4 to learn (in terms of a difficulty), whereas German would be near a 6. Pronunciation alone is enough to make German more difficult than Spanish.

  • @t0aM hey friend all depends of what is your first language... for me that my language is spanish is easy learn, and german is not so hard... teh same thing hapend whit portuduese an italian... i think that all depend of your first language...

  • @vldget Well.... I Do Speak Spanish / English.... Now Going For German..... Spanish Is Actually Way Dificult Than German And English, Due To Many Words And Meanings, But ofc..If U Do Speak English/French..Shouldnt Be So Hard

  • when you say the book is beautiful, does it mean the book itself (such as the design of the cover) is beautiful, or the story written in the book is beautiful? If it's the latter, why don't we just say the story?

    i'm quite new to german, thanks for posting these videos. :)

  • It's hard to remember which words are what gender... It's very similar to French in the way that the words are conjugated.

  • Ach Mench! The gender grammar makes its so much harder XD

  • hello how can i download this videos ?

  • @andreysolakov hi ...if you want to download all videos of youtube you have to do this: put atention:

    1º you must have internet explorer

    2ºinstall real player ... the update software

    3ºyou have to see the vidio normal .. when the video had load all just give a click an it's ok ...

  • @andreysolakov

    1 copy the youtube address of the video you want to download

    2 go to wwwDOTkeepvidDOTcom.

    3 paste the youtube address in that box and click the 'download' button

    4 then right-click 'high quality' and choose 'save as'. then Save!

  • I don't think it's as hard as everyone is saying. You just have to memorize it. I know there are Germans who have learned English very quickly, and it is considered the hardest language to learn.

  • @notanybetteroff - That's arguably so. As much as I'd be proud to think english is the hardest language, being a singularly english speaker, it's actually nowhere close to being as complicated as Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean, Japanese or Arabic, for example.

  • thanks you or Dank sie for your videos i am American but many of my relatives has came from Germany and i wish to leard Germany's language...in a easy way of course

  • der bruder ich fichke eine achloch!

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  • Wo ist mein schoner Bücher?

    Ihre Bücher sind schon in das flughafen

    Das Krimi ist spannend...

    Wirklich?

    Ja,die Erzahlung ist interessant.

  • this is easier than french :) danken! :)

  • Very easy to follow!!!! This will help me learn German so much easier! Also, unlike the other videos, this particular one isn't all scattered. Learning German will be a pleasant experience for me with a video like this one. Well Created!!!

  • It is quiet "easy" when you use "die" before the plural noun, whereas the single noun, they can use der, die, das......Besisdes the genitive words like Male, Female and neutural, I really get confused for When these people use such der/die/das ie) Buch use das,( that's fine), why can't it be "das Roman" 'cos this object doesn't contain any genitive form.

  • This is fun but its hard

  • I cant pronounce some of the words correctly how do i fix that?

  • @serioushamster

    That depends on wich words...

  • I am learning german. vielen dank. Jesus love you

  • Was ist das wort fur this und there?

  • @disease35 This-dies, there-da

  • Omg! I totally got exercise one right!. ^.^ Eep. I'm so proud.

  • omg this is so hard but fun i can't get some words right ugh it sucks but i got to keep trying or im not going to learn.

  • getting harder...i luv english now... :(

  • @melbourneopera as I have learned (atleast I think I have learned something) das is like the -in english like " the car " and in german " das auto ", and Die is used with plurals.. now to lesson numbeeeer 4 :)

  • Hey, when do german use das, die, der???