Prefixated!

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Aeric's Prefixes:
über - over
unter - under
ein - on
aus - out
auf - up
ab - off
mit - with
(also, zu!)

and Stems:
machen -- to do/make
nehmen -- to take
geben -- to give
legen -- to lie
springen -- to jump

Viel Spaß!

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• MissVerständnis
• Aeric
• Winter
• modular
• german
• deutsch
• verbs
• language
• learn
• stems
• prefix

[glowinthedarkness]

How about: mitübergeben. When someone pukes, you have to do it too, like when someone's yawning.

[missverstaendnis101]

Haha I love it!

[Trebor75317]

aufabgehen = going up and down, a road for example...

[missverstaendnis101]

Like when you can't find the house you're looking for?

[classicDomeyre79]

I Überliebe this video!

[missverstaendnis101]

Ich Überdanke dir!

[AericWinter]

Well, I think zuabnehmen could be a word used to describe the yoyo-effect experienced when trying to lose weight.

Here's one that doesn't "officially" exist: ausspringen. Discuss.

And OMG, what a funky video. How have I not seen any of yours previously? I'll go have a look at the other stuff on your channel now.

[kylehere123]

now say it

[asl33pr0]

Donaudampfschiffahrtselektrizi­tätenhauptbetriebswerk-

bauunterbeamtengesellschaft

[lana1991]

:D

Ich finds interessant wie sowas einen zum Nachdenken über die eigene sprache bringen kann :D

And btw there is überstrapazieren (like overstrain or so)... but where is unterstrapazieren? :D To not want enough from anotherone or so :D ^^ to not force him enough :D

[Anteeeru]

There are actually two regular German words that I can think of, that have 3 prefixes: ----------------------- 1. miteinbeziehen. ziehen = to pull / draw be-ziehen = to obtain ein-be-ziehen = to include mit-ein-be-ziehen = to incorporate ----------------------- 2.wiederauferstehen: stehen = to stand er-stehen = to buy / purchase (totally breaking ranks) auf-er-stehen = to revive wiederauferstehen = to resurrect -------- There might be some more...

[VoltagE1337]

überdankt =)

[MarcImmeker]

It either means layer or shift (as in nightshift), class also comes to mind. So, maybe, don't underclass me?

Marc

[beyondvega]

what's your english speakers' obsession with the prefix "über". we don't even really use it as much as you do. but yeah... love your show and your begeisterung for the german language!

[lana1991]

ich überdanke dir dafür :D *love that word* ;)

my english-obsession was born in 2002 I think... ;) it's ready for school now. :D

Jetzt werd ich mir deine videos mal überanschauen. :D

[philsblogging]

fimmel is something like a tick or a "über-over-facination"...