50 Verben mit Akkusativ & Dativ | Learn German Grammar | 50 verbs with accusative & dative | A1 | A2

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[@juniorandre379]

2:45 abnehmen 3:33 anbieten 3:48 aufmachen 4:07 aussuchen 4:42 anvertrauen 5:00 bieten 5:17 gießen 5:32 beweisen 5:51 bringen 6:07 empfehlen 6:17 erfüllen 6:36 erzählen 6:50 geben 6:59 glauben 7:16 kaufen 7:29 kochen 7:44 leihen 7:54 liefern 8:04 machen 8:18 malen 8:29 merken 8:44 mieten 9:02 mitbringen 9:24 mitteilen 9:40 sagen 9:50 nennen 10:00 reichen 10:10 reservieren 10:21 rauben 10:36 schneiden 11:09 schreiben 11:20 stehlen 11:45 reparieren 12:02 überweisen 12:14 verbieten 12:29 überlassen 12:42 verkaufen 13:02 vermieten 13:19 verraten 13:42 verschreiben 14:01 versichern 14:12 versprechen 14:28 verzeihen 14:46 vorlesen 15:02 vorschlagen 15:15 vorstellen 15:32 wünschen 15:47 wegnehmen 15:59 zeigen

[@burcuburcu1169]

This all akkusative?

[@mannatkaur7285]

Junior Andre this all are akkusativ verb ??

[@mannatkaur7285]

These all are akkusativ verb ??

[@auntiemylee3157]

Danke

[@reshmaraju]

Danke

[@nkemi.8874]

This is a lot to take in, I will probably watch it a few more times to get it. Thank you :)

[@dougdorman663]

The sentences disappear rather quickly, otherwise great teaching and lesson super!

[@TheAnshu1234]

let me introduce u to the pause button

[@sarathfernando887]

@@TheAnshu1234😂

[@parikshitmishra5675]

Very well explained! Cleared a lot of queries. One small suggestion. Maybe explain how the two objects in 2:06 differ by. In such cases where verbs can take both Akkusativ and Dativ cases (Wechsel verbs), Objects related to persons take dativ case and things take akkusativ case. Not sure if I framed it right, but this could help clear more doubts that could arise.

[@sanatani3936]

You are right, PDTA(Person Dativ & thing Akkusativ) that's the rule for Wechsel Verben.

[@nargizsafarova9989]

Thanks a lot. Vielen Danke.

[@ahmeteneren3478]

Most intense episode ever

[@maxspierings7344]

I really like your series, thanks a lot. It helps me getting my dilpoma

[@user-br2py3lw9h]

Vielen Dank👍

[@flouw8733]

Dankeschön 😘. Am 4:44 :Ich vertraue meine Geheimnisse nur meiner Mutter an. Warum nicht : Ich vertraue meiner Mutter meine Geheimnisse? Was ist Unterschied zwischen die zwei Sätze?

[@LearnGermanOriginal]

Beide sind richtig. :-)

[@flouw8733]

@@LearnGermanOriginal Dankeschön 😘

[@juniorandre379]

For step-up in German: German is free of the turns of the subject, object, attribute and modifier, since you keep the rules of the verb at the second position of the whole sentence. However, there is a principle you need to pay attention to: The order "Nominative(Subject)→Accusative(Direct Object)→Dative(Indirect Object)" Because, when you make a complex sentence using conjunctions such as "ob, weil, wenn etc." you need to keep this order in mind, while for the simple sentence, that is, the set of Subject&Verb are only one, the order of these doesn't matter.

[@vid_sh_itsme4340]

But in video order used is Nominative ---> Dative---->accusative for every sentence!! Which one to follow?

[@gladisglz8176]

Dankeschön 😊

[@meryembabacan8926]

This is very helpful. Dankeschön.

[@aaaa-bx1hg]

Vielen Dank

[@jghana413]

Vielen Danke! Thanks a lot. This is really helpful.

[@the88day]

Vielen Dank 😘😘😘😘😘😘

[@zeritfisahaye8145]

vielen Dank ihre hilfe

[@dzhtsmlv8585]

Dankee !

[@mdrubelmiah3377]

Vielen Dank!!

[@hedayatsultani5442]

Danke schön für schönes Video.

[@AliAli-gh2cd]

Danke für das tolle Video

[@motherlanders]

I think vorzeigen also requires Dativ object

[@Xaqiiqooyinka]

Dankeschön

[@charliebaerbock4268]

12:50 "Wem willst du dein Auto verkaufen." In English this doesn't make any sense. "Who do you want to sell YOUR car for?" For whom would one sell their car other than him or herself? Forgive me, but this questions seems completely superfluous.

[@sdet816]

dankschön

[@sandipansen2760]

7:22 , Sollte das nicht 'einen Teddybären' sein ?

[@soumyadipmondal1003]

Where is the Free Worksheet?

[@BELLOO0]

Hello ! Ich habe eine wichtige Frage . Sie haben geschrieben - Kann ich dir Tomaten schneiden . ich glaube das ist nicht richtig .Kann ich dir Die Tomaten Schneiden oder ?

[@maxschauspieler]

Ich kann dir die Tomaten schneiden,oder? Sie ist richtig

[@user-sl4wm9go4v]

Ich Will "verbS mit proposition" von ihnen lernen....Dankeschon....

[@LearnGermanOriginal]

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[@Priyaismy]

❤

[@claireb8045]

I enjoy your videos which help reinforce learning in my Deutsch Kurs - you have some English grammar errors you may want to check though eg Who do you want to sell your car to (38); They proposed a compromise to us (46). Hope you find the feedback useful.

[@LearnGermanOriginal]

thank you :)

[@boskonovovic9269]

Whom instead of Who (38) if you want to be the grammar police.

[@simeon1973]

5:26 typo (hat gegEossen) should be (hat gegossen) without "E"

[@ndhaphysics]

Can you switch off the background music

[@shyst144]

Word number 5 : ich vertraue meine Geheimnisse nur meiner Mutter an . Not following NVDA rule there’s Akkusativ in the first place which must be Dativ word instead. (Ich vertraue nur meiner Mutter meine Geheimnisse an)*

[@rokayahammad6628]

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[@GermanLanguageSchoolDhaka]

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[@cidoperi]

Emeğine kz

[@kalsangdekyi8575]

Wie geht és deinem kind(du) Ist és Wie der grains?Und was macht ______Mann? Can you pls fill in the blank and pls explain too.

[@abderahmanffoujamaa4938]

Warum man sagt: Die Mutter kauft ein Kleid und nicht Die Mutter kauft einen Kleid (Akkusativ)

[@yashkayan2572]

Hallo, bezahlen ist ein Dativ verb.

[@LearnGermanOriginal]

Ist das eine Frage?

[@yashkayan2572]

@@LearnGermanOriginal nein ein normalen Satz, z.b.... Ich werde dir bezahlen, ist richtig, oder ich werde dich bezahlen?

[@LearnGermanOriginal]

Check out this video, have explained it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5W6eoNtqtJsfKM

[@rajmohankumar4035]

warum muss es so kompliziert werden? Deutsch ist so schwierig ...

[@abhishekksharma9121]

I have to pause everytime i write a sentence in my diary.

[@nasrinamirian1746]

Es ghet so.hhhhhhhhhhhh.nasrin.

[@soniagulati1924]

Ufff...Very difficult lesson... Unable to understand..Is there someone who can teach using more simpler ways.?

[@RobAGabor]

Ach. Ich heisse Raub.

[@alexwu4193]

Ich kaufe mir ein neue Haus!

[@maxschauspieler]

Du sprischt sehr viel Englisch .das ist nicht gut

[@ossamaalbitar9559]

Vielen Dank!

[@user-mc2he1jf9x]

Vielen Dank

[@rokayahammad6628]

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[@jonesfatou3171]

Vielen Dank

[@farazshaikh4967]

Vielen Dank

[@QuanYin4]

Vielen Dank!