30 Advanced German Words (Useful Vocabulary)

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In this video we will teach you 30 useful German words you'll probably hear in everyday life conversations in German!
You've decided to start learning German, so let's build up your vocabulary! In this video, you'll learn some of the most important words and phrases in the German language. If you want to start learning German, this video is made for you. Our host expresses herself in simple German, with subtitles. This video will challenge your listening comprehension skills and help you progress in your German study.
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[@abdel-ilahabdallah2012]

# 1- mir ist nach+ = ich habe lust auf+ 2- aussehen nach+ = to seem like 3- wenn es nach mir gehen würde +Kon.2 = if it were up to me 4- mehr über+Akk. erzählen 5- es geht dich nichts an = it's none of your business 6- halt den Mund! = shut up! 7- lass mich in Ruhe = leave me alone/in peace 8- -- 9- was auch immer.. = whatever.. - bestand aus+ = consisting of+ - bereisen = to visit//travel - ich kann mir vorstellen, zu+ inf = I can imagine my self, +doing smth - anspornend = rewarding - mit Erfolg = successfully

[@midinerd]

Halt den Mund - Hold your Mouth (older English had "Hold your tongue" in older English: Halt's Maul is the ruder version) Lass mich in Ruhe - Leave me in Peace (Lass mich alleine / leave me alone) mit Erfolg - with success

[@WatchfulBonsai]

After the very first example I knew this would be one of the most beneficial lessons I'll have. Thank you

[@mfst100]

I want to share with you my new idea of teaching and learning vocabulary: Often I read or listen to german language, and many words I find kind of familiar, although I have no idea what they mean. Their familiarity to me is due to the fact that they share a root, that I came across before. For example: anfangen, fangen, Gefangenschaft, der Gefangene... they all have something in common in their meaning. You probably could think of more words wit root "fangen" and also explain their meaning at the same time. Once we get feel of German prefixes, like: ge-, an-, auf-..., and suffixes like: -shaft, -ling, -e..., we could almost INSTANTLY learn a lot of words, by learning just one root! We could remember much, much easier! How do like this concept? I love it... Is it possible that you people made a video like that, with family (or families) of words with common root? I encourage everyone out there to use this concept and make videos.

[@mfst100]

@Vater Prussia I am glad to hear it.

[@torque537]

@Vater Prussia Same here thank you Pawel !

[@stdeniro]

You are doing a great job!☺

[@brahimabdelfateh332]

das ist cool danke :)

[@narasimha5566]

Thanks madam.

[@oyindagold6537]

I luv the way you explain everything 🙏

[@mohammadnurealam9053]

DANKE SEHR. MEIN FREUND.

[@joe21lester]

Amazing

[@midinerd]

1:56 - Wenn es nach mir gehen würde Nach can mean "according to.." so: If it would go according to me (my preferences...)

[@narasimha5566]

Thanks madam

[@antigen4]

i LOVE die ärtzte - check out the song 'eva braun'

[@rahuldevale7485]

Danke

[@coltonreal210]

Dankuh

[@jairem1664]

Wow. I should have seen this before my exam😅

[@lieutenantundercover9329]

Nobody say that expression: Mir ist nach xD (at least in Austria) I would recommand not saying that. It sounds so weird.

[@lieutenantundercover9329]

Oh ok she mentioned that. Very good video! I am already impressed

[@davidgo2019]

Where I live people say that.. Not much but it's not uncommon in Northern Germany

[@midinerd]

Thank you for correcting your global world-view on how everyone speaks German. Clearly it's going to change from region to region. A person in English would normally say "I wouldn't say that : Say this instead: " It takes more work to provide a solution than to point out mistakes.

[@mscamla8019]

Then what would you recommend how to say it?

[@jantrzeci1851]

@@mscamla8019 Watch the video, she did say it

[@salvatoresoldano6143]

Like it

[@antigen4]

was sagt man in platz von ,,veräppeln'' dann?

[@handeceren3868]

verarschen

[@daughterofthegod]

👍👍👍

[@Robinicat]

I love this but....the vocal fry is disturbing. I'd like to hear a clear voice.

[@maureen833]

somebody please practice German with me!!!

[@VICTIMDIE]

I can!

[@user-gd2pd5ht8e]

Me too🤓

[@brahimabdelfateh332]

it's a good idea :)

[@KhalidKhalid-bi2nx]

Ich will mit ihnen auf Deutsch üben

[@lisahugsyou1729]

ich kann mit dir üben haha es ist meine muttersprache

[@mariodonotlikerebooties95]

I'm learning german to watch WW2 movies without legends STONKS

[@zconrad4123]

Ist "Es sieht danach aus als ob..." besser als "Es scheint wie..." oder nur "Es sieht aus wie..."

[@lisahugsyou1729]

neeee

[@lisahugsyou1729]

es ist nicht besser

[@narasimha5566]

Haben sie fiber. . Why it is small sie which means she or they....the verb is haben then it should be sie that is respect form...please check

[@JimOverbeckgenius]

Great German philosophers like Goethe & Schiller!? Poets, yes, but there are no great German philosophers anyhow - except for Meister Eckhart & Nicholas of Cusa, they were all insane. Even Leibniz, with his premature baldness & misshapen head, was round the bend and a born liar. I'm learning German to help understand the psychoses.

[@torque537]

What about Nietzsche :?

[@Lancetta57]

Endlisch etwas auf Deutsch mit fortgeschrittenem Niveau zum Anhore am Abend. Ich finde zu viele Grundstufe Videos

[@danielcunliffe1177]

The first few are great... When you start talking about bands, this isnt advanced German words. Disappointing.

[@MrRUSISLAV]

Hello guys i really want to go and see Germany and German culture. Can you name a city that is not that multicultural. Thanks :) ps Does not matter in which part of Germany it is.

[@lieutenantundercover9329]

Salzburg :3

[@MrRUSISLAV]

@@lieutenantundercover9329 Danke dir :)

[@larissaaurore]

Tübingen

[@hariszaheer1212]

Nordhausen, old city.

[@drspaseebo410]

Nordhausen is a city in Thuringia. It is the capital of the Nordhausen district and the urban centre of northern Thuringia and the southern Harz region; its population is 42,000. Nordhausen is located approximately 60 km (37 miles) north of Erfurt, 80 km (50 miles) west of Halle, 85 km (53 miles) south of Braunschweig and 60 km (37 miles) east of Göttingen. =

[@jonbeni4569]

All these words are not advanced ones

[@abdel-ilahabdallah2012]

Why is she looking up?

[@arkadiuszwajer1273]

Is she korean or i am paranoid