German Dative Case Explained

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[@fritzienagrampa23]

Hi can you also explain genitiv?

[@sarar8700]

thank you so much it's really helpful but i have one question regarding the last sentence " Ich habe die frau geantwortet" you said in the accusative lesson that ( habe) is one of the verb that we used in "accusative case " but here the sentence in dative case i know already that there is the verb (antwortet ) which is one of the verb that we used in dative but how do i have to know that when there is one verb from accusative case and the other one from dative case thank you again

[@Germanonlinegym]

Good question! "Haben" is an auxiliary verb in your example, because it's used to form the past tense. It only uses accusative case when it's a full verb, i.e. when the meaning is "I have /something/" -> I have a dog, I have a car etc. And by the way, it's "Ich habe *der* Frau geantwortet.

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Danke, Dativ very well explained here!

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[@sreejithnair1193]

Hi, thank yuh for this video and usual great teaching from your side. But I am not able to understand the real usage of dative, how the way you were explained in akkusative video. Therefore, please advise the position of dative in a combination of one sentence SVO (is dative place before akkusative or after ?). Thank you in advance for your time and consideration of this request.

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[@rohanbirajdar1220]

plural - die become denen in dativ right?

[@Germanonlinegym]

That's correct

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