Easy German Verbs - Brauchen (to need) + Accusative

[@EP_1990]

I can't control my laughter when I see the dude with "Und jetzt du"

[@dudedude5843]

that's lame dude

[@thuyanhnghiem8754]

Lol 4:05

[@Rogbet1]

thats foul man but i cant help but giggle a little bit

[@Fireflymeadow]

Thanks for sticking with easy german through all these years... it's really awesome to take a break from studying, relax and watch a couple of these (most episodes are actually more entertaining than informative).

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

I totally agree with you. I love all of them

[@MontagZoso]

They are VERY informative for me, as I am a beginner. 👍

[@2fbDJLL]

Excellent!!! This video was very informative and not just entertaining. You need to do more like these!!!

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

True, so useful for everyone

[@mariorodd]

This is one of the most effective videos I have seen from all Easy German. Also the Lisa and Pia videos are great. Please share more interactive videos. Thank you Pia, Lisa and the new girls on this video.

[@ashleighuk84]

I really like this new format of video, please continue with it :)

[@andrewjames2617]

Ich brauche ein Bier, Ich brauche das Bier. :)

[@serkangermany]

Diese Videos sind sehr gut für das tägliche Leben ... bitte machen Sie weiter solche Videos ... danke

[@eduardomelepeta8321]

3:53 she's so beautiful *-*

[@mauriciorv228]

yep i ain´t gonna lie she is really pretty

[@Cortesevasive]

ok simp

[@Dave.Mustaine.Is.Genius]

yeah, both of these ladies are just soooo beautiful.

[@jhoan_garcia]

For first time I understand the accusative in german. Thank you!!!

[@Daya23739]

so much easier than Street interviews

[@سيددوستدار]

Dayanara Rodriguez einfach so süß erklärt und sind sehr hübsch.

[@ATee-vx6dm]

Was brauche ich? Ich brauche mehr videos wie diese!!!!!!

[@Agui007]

I find Easy German a great channel as I'm a visual learner and learning a language for fun is the greatest way to intergate it within your mind. I have a German lady at work and it's fun to test out my German on her! 😅 Plus this channel has lovely ladies which brings you back lol!!

[@CJFarm]

These are excellent videos! The hard part is knowing which article goes with which noun. I recall being on the S-Bahn in Hamburg years ago and seeing a gigantic graffiti on the side of a 3 story building that said, "DER DIE DAS" Being a foreigner in Germany, I could relate!

[@oscarc1100]

Lisa und Maria, sehr gut! Lisa und Maria sind hubsch! Please more videos with Lisa, Pia und Maria!

[@ondrejmelicher6450]

Danke... mit euch ist das Lernen ein Spass :)

[@H1malik9314]

Ich bin entzückt mit eure Unterricht. Das angetan mir. Ich bedanke euch. 👍👌

[@burcu-deutsch253]

Vielen Dank🙏🙏👍

[@juliopacheco2900]

Love their eyes!

[@frakkaboy]

Pervert

[@eldrogas865]

@@frakkaboy wtf

[@jorgebustos9245]

Gracias por compartir el vídeo , son muy lindas ,muy bonitas de verdad hermosas.

[@davidmilkeslopez4836]

Danke für deine Arbeit.

[@szymon308]

Excellent video! Please do one for the other cases, Dativ and Genitiv bitte! :)

[@blacktied09]

Awesome video! Thank you for the new vocabulary words!

[@enriquevergara8187]

Mehr Maria zu deinen Episoden, bitte ... Sie ist eine unterschätzte Göttin und ich liebe ihr Aussehen und die Art, wie sie deutsch spricht :)

[@kockgunner]

This video goes well with the Duolingo smartphone app. The vocab is the same. I noticed in sentences that should be "einen", the girls say "ein". Is this acceptable in colloquial German?

[@0AgentCooper0]

If you listen closely you can hear that they say "ein'n", not "ein".

[@CDEbFGAbB]

SonnenblumenPflücker That's correct. Normally in german words ending in -en are pronounced as -'n. Look at the words that they say in the beginning: Letzten, brauchen, möchten, vertiefen, Deutschen, beiden, sagen and even kümmern. They pronounce dem as letzt'n, brauch'n, möcht'n, vertief'n, Deutsch'n, beid'n, sag'n and kümm'rn.

[@genesis_bustamante]

@CDEbFGAbB are there any exceptions, sir?

[@nasimkabuli4348]

sehr schon

[@kowalski8809]

@@0AgentCooper0 you are totally wrong, it's obvious that she says "ein", theres no way that you can hear second "n" at the end.

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

Danke schön für dieses video ❤️❤️❤️

[@y6cd3sdzHs1g]

Mein Gott! Look at these familiar faces when they were so young! Sehr süss

[@augustodesouza2914]

Immer so gut. Danke.

[@danilock]

beautiful ladies

[@marivilla7342]

Jajajaja cómo he reído con las caras que pone el chico 😂😂😂

[@omas6032]

Dank für Ihr Video..

[@pedroviaud2633]

The funny faces is what gives life to the lesson

[@terryallen4883]

ich brauche etwas mehr von euch

[@fransicochunji327]

Danke! Ich bin in Tanzania.

[@الوانالحياة-غ9ح]

Danke für euch

[@sardaramiriarab5181]

vielan Dank Super das Video ist sehr mir geiflt Danke

[@joseantoniocarrascosoto8993]

Das Video hat mir sehr fut gefallen Cari ,, aus Mexiko

[@ec100]

The lady on the right with a white top looks like a real princess! Where's her castle?

[@SuperManning11]

I think I finally got it!!! Danke!

[@krikic5]

What city lisa come from?I am from Barcelona and i am learning German.I am deaf with audiphones and a talk english,spanish,french and a little of deustch

[@mohammadtamimahmadi2236]

Vielen Dank!

[@marybellhernandezcaro4089]

Es muy divertido y graciosoo. Me encantan sus videos.

[@aboudalmasri9011]

wonderbar

[@suleyman_recep]

Danke schön

[@mateusfernandes7347]

Danke schön!

[@GRUsbgrHD]

Easy Languages = ♥

[@deutschlernenschnellundeinfach]

Sehr gut danke👏👏👏👏

[@sanjaykumar-ew6mb]

Woooooooow dankeeeeeeeeee

[@nasirkarimi2313]

Vielen Dank , das ist sehr gut.

[@suleyman_recep]

شكرا جزيلا

[@suleyman_recep]

Merci beaucoup

[@mohamadhussainzada3184]

ich danke Ihnen sie sind ganz nett.

[@TheFilmfan22]

Sehr gut explanation. I sort of get it now :)

[@2699030]

explanation = die Erklärung

[@suleyman_recep]

Gracias

[@gelleofficial6603]

Thanks for your help

[@karal902]

Can men watch an educational/instructional video of two women and not comment on their physical looks and be creepy? No probably not, so I will -- The video was very helpful, thank you!

[@suleyman_recep]

Thanks

[@suleyman_recep]

Teşekkürler

[@tamara6025]

Sehr schön

[@miryamhabibetuma5823]

that is the great learning German

[@pllama7044]

This helped so much!

[@kerem5766]

Ich brauche eure Videos :D

[@vladimirspassov7226]

das ist sehr gut, danke!

[@Eldel15]

Why does: ein Mantel become einen Mantel? Is that something to do with nominative and accusative? -Thanks.

[@shoutash]

***** Yep! der Mantel becomes den Mantel in Akkusativ or ein becomes einen Mantel.

[@Eldel15]

Thanks.

[@vitorfreitasdecastro4921]

Sehr gut!

[@elmustaphaabid7695]

gut und denke ich mit dich learn viel dien sprache

[@agustv6944]

Gut. Dankeschön. !

[@LaClairEtoile]

Sehr hilfreich!

[@RTTabyn]

Thanks, very useful

[@MonoStar00]

Sehr gute job , Danke schon .))

[@bokdong2222]

Goood video !! its really helpful. Thanks you !! ;- )

[@jafarhussain6581]

Das ist ein schöne video.

[@abdifatahhaajiabdi7041]

Danka für iihre helfe ich habe gut vesrtanden akkustive

[@moogemaxamud5988]

vielen danke

[@user-vz2qk4gz5f]

Das war sehr hilfreich

[@user-vc7bo4zy3l]

So what's the name of the straight hair lady?

[@juliopacheco2900]

Maria

[@kubulu8157]

danke schön fur das video

[@nooraghaahmadi5063]

danke schön

[@TheGabu432]

at 2.10 she says ein Schussel. she should say einen. No? please help :)

[@HorrorMetalDnD]

They were pronouncing it like ein’n. It’s very subtle, but it’s there. People in casual conversations tend to pronounce certain words in ways that speed up the conversation, getting straight to the point of said conversation, regardless of language. Few people properly enunciate every syllable that they speak. To prove my point, when you read this entire comment, how often did you properly articulate every syllable in your head?

[@ozanalkanat684]

Super

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

Du hast recht 👍👍👍

[@abrahamabraham7960]

Sehr gut

[@Rana-lg3ww]

Che vor di brauche?

[@muzammilm.nurdin3349]

Maria looks horribly upset at the beginning of video... What happened to her?!

[@yasminebelfekih1939]

what's the diffrence between den and die ???

[@mikesullivane30]

Den= dative case for der (masculine) nouns. Die is for feminine nouns and plurals.

[@emiliolopez1747]

+05r13539 yes he meant accusative

[@mikesullivane30]

yes, akk. Thanks.

[@ejhirsch1]

Ganz hilfreich

[@ijoigelokomox416]

So im Satz über Achenbecher @den@ jetz Pronomen oder Artikel

[@gp4653]

0;23 sec girl right side say ''wie wisst'' not ''wie ihr wisst'' why?

[@y6cd3sdzHs1g]

she does say ihr but it comes out more like "wie 'r wisst". That ihr/ir sound I think is often contracted when spoken...other examples that come to mind are irgendwie/irgendwo/irgendwas

[@lal2235]

the key, in spanish "la llave" is feminim, is the word "schlüssel" masculine in german?

[@isorozco511]

Yes

[@kotybabakor2848]

vielen danke für videos . sie sind sehr nett und schon und ich wünsche mit ihnen treffen

[@wkoppe]

I was complaining about the other video has been so slow but this one, otherwise, was f. fast for me. hahahaha

[@jeffthompson549]

how do i say, i do not need....kein or nicht?

[@namenlos40]

+Jeff Thompson Ist beides möglich. Z.B.: Ich brauche kein Auto. Ich brauche das Auto nicht.

[@jeffthompson549]

danke

[@k.t.1641]

Where's Lisa......?

[@mjensenismeismjensen5587]

On the left

[@k.t.1641]

I thought that was Pia or whatever? Oh well. Good vids anyways.

[@mjensenismeismjensen5587]

Kegan Terry Pia is the blonde girl with straight hair in the vid that explains the cases with Lisa...and some other vids.

[@qasimbaqiri3404]

können sie vielleicht ein bisschen über Indikativ und Wirklichkeitsform und Konjunktiv ll erklären.

[@gizmo123243]

qasim baqiri ich kann dir das gerne erklären, aber nur auf Deutsch.

[@holeinmysoul1]

just a question if i said ich brauche ein Stuhl i know its not correct and just use ein with anything either its der or die or das will it change the meaning for you as a german listener i want to learn to speak german don't care about writing it down but life is too short to give a damn about it is masculin it is feminine or neutral answer me Bitte

[@legaleagle46]

+Naoufal D.Gnz It won't change the meaning, but you'll come across as lazy and uneducated. It's the equivalent of saying "you is" or "he are" in English.

[@LostKat]

so helpful!

[@bokdong2222]

Danke gals. Sehr helpful for me ;- )

[@basirahmadherati5210]

Danke

[@jumahamza455]

Danke...........

[@sabinasunuwar4394]

Könnten sie bitte mit dativ auch mit so viel verb war so viel spass

[@XxCriealisxX]

it sounded like they were saying ein and not einen in some of these

[@oscar35ua]

They really pronounced ein instead of einen. Twice.

[@MendozaMichelle100]

Roman Davidov At least 3 times, I think.

[@derpauleglot9772]

That's very common and sounds perfectly fine. They probably just forgot to mention it in the video.

[@chesterpanda]

Ikr

[@joaquinortiz279]

@@derpauleglot9772 they didn't forget it. The pronunciation of einen is correct and in everyday-spoken german, where instead of einen they say ein'n. It's like a barely pronunciation of 'en at the end. Actually in spoken German you don't notice a big difference, if you really try to pronounce 'en like it's written, it'll sound fake.

[@camahechaa]

Oh mein Gott ! Haha sie sind sehr kreativ! Hahaha !! Gratuliere :)