German Lesson (118) - Präteritum - Regular Verbs - A2

[@lineark7679]

You taught me Präteritum in 3 minutes while my german teacher couldn't in 45. That says a lot

[@belgiancheesehead4778]

It’s 8 minutes🤭🤔😯

[@mohamedhany2262]

Hahaha..I'm sure your teacher is one of the 50 dislikes 🤣🤣

[@lineark7679]

@@mohamedhany2262 hahaha im in your walls

[@thewordoflife764]

I couldn't help but laugh...🤣😂

[@psyko7ik_359]

Lmao

[@suraqah9939]

The woman is truly a role model in term of teaching.. Very easy to understand from her way of explaining things.. Thank you Madam.. 💖

[@JK-iq9ni]

Holy crap. It's pretty rare to find someone who speaks native German and perfect English. I finally understand why the German books I'm reading use words like "ging" and "liefte." I've rarely heard those words spoken in German, but I read them in books all the time. Now it all makes sense.

[@wallykaspars9700]

Danke, Jenny! Ich habe in Deutschland (Osthessen, Siegen, Frankfurt) 18 Jahren gelebt und verstehe Deutsch sehr gut (beinah täglich Tageschau und Hessenchau gucken, Frankfurter Rundschau lesen, SWR und WDR hören), aber selber zu sprechen und schreiben brauche ich etwas Hilfe mit Grammatik. Deshalb finde ich deine Videos sehr Hilfreich. Ausserdem, ich vermisse Deutschland sehr.

[@FrauLeiner]

It's big help for beginners, who will learn Deutsch like me. In my A1 exam, I only watched your video everyday. Thanks goodness, I passed the exam. You are such an amazing teacher.

[@sohosystem]

Your videos are so helpful! I've used them so much for studying for German language exam. They are concise and clear and the info is presented in a very organized way that flows. Thank you so much!

[@zegaoyi]

2:24 for start of praeteritum

[@sarimmehtabhasan7249]

Highly recommend Angelika Bohn. Ich habe noch "Die Silberne Kugelschreiber" und ""Immer Wieder Sascha" gelesen, die sind die am besten bücher zu lesen.

[@jakobpetropoulos8850]

Du bist ein Schatz. Vielen dank aus Griechenland.

[@stomachtalk]

Absolutely informative! I love how you differentiated the usage of each in how it’s spoken vs written. My instructors at the Goethe institute did not mention this. But you have no idea how truly wonderful it was to learn all of this

[@patwarymohammed2534]

Absolutely informative! I love how you differentiated the usage of each in how it’s spoken vs written. My instructors at the Goethe institute did not mention this. But you have no idea how truly wonderful it was to learn all of this😃😃😃

[@mahdieaghaee7661]

Sie sind die beste. Ich hab viele Sachen gelernt seit ich Ihr Channel gefunden hab. Dankeschön🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@nnaemekaobodozie6901]

You are way better. your class is very important. Danke dir ich freue mich.

[@nitinbansal4351]

I m learning alot from you.. Thank you(From INDIA)

[@resnathomas9852]

You are a very good teacher.. Now i understood what is präteritum... thank you very much Mam...

[@darekszpak725]

Finally, I got it within a couple of minutes. Thx, Jenny !

[@amir-arsalanpahlevanzadeh7669]

Thank you so much Dear Teacher

[@mkparasar]

heute habe ich alle A2 VIDEOS fertig gemacht. vielen danke Jenny. jetzt brauche ich übung.

[@jananizilva8668]

Du bist mein liebling deutsch lehrerin 😊❤❤

[@wuhbetnatey8325]

Perfekt explanation sweety n lovely. Vielen vielen danke n clear. So happy

[@stop_lying_again]

Es ist einfach wann Sie mit Englisch erklären. Vielen Dank!

[@carolinagarcia7764]

Excellent lehrerin

[@geraldosimoes8875]

Du verdienst ein Kuss!

[@musajarju]

Dieser video geffält mir sehr

[@finalknowledge]

Your way is so beautiful and easy for me to understand thank you so much ❤

[@lingoniGERMAN]

glad you enjoy the videos! 😊

[@ahmedwaleed2687]

Vielen Dank Du bist super Lehrerin

[@alittlebird3818]

In Norddeutschland wird das Präteritum auch im mündlichen Gebrauch oft verwendet auch außerhalb der Modalverben und haben/sein. Dass es meistens NUR in der schriftlichen Sprache genutzt wird ist eher in südlichen Regionen der Fall :) Und ich fühle gewisse Unterschiede in der Bedeutung. Für mich hat das Präteritum meist eine "andauernde" Bedeutung und der Perfekt eine abgeschlossene und verwende es fast immer, wenn ich von etwas (wie dem gestrigen Tag) berichte.

[@hiderunbride8431]

I love how you review the previous lesson.

[@casualuserish]

really great teacher, Thanks Jenny!

[@natiqqamar]

Danke schön

[@kayc86]

Danke über die erklärung

[@Shohrukh-Qayumov]

Ich danke dir 🙏🏻

[@mercyfox9693]

Vielen Dank.

[@umorf]

Jenny you are amazing, it makes my day to see you on these videos, I really like your energy and passion :)

[@laminbaros6538]

Thanks so very much Jenny,I'm learning a lot from you,while I don't even start my A1 yet,you are really helping me a lot from your this videos

[@tallalahmed3714]

Vielen Dank. Ich habe es schnell gelernt.

[@aminartist9746]

Danke

[@neil27pearson]

Fantastic... I will send my tutor for classes!!!

[@sandratorrescorrea5020]

Gracias

[@sherinasmail7870]

Danke Ihnen ❤️

[@dannyallen2894]

Danke, Jenny! Die Erklärung über wenn man Präteritum vs. Perfekt braucht war sehr hilfreich!

[@alejandropalacios9134]

You are a great teacher

[@nelsonray7891]

Danke schon!

[@sareekhashiroley8193]

Thank you Jenny. Understanding and amazing as always ..... 😊😊

[@Rena-t7f8w]

Das ist sehr schön)

[@hala_lyzi]

Danke 💗

[@justinllamas1]

danke schön, Lieblingslehrerin ❤️

[@kexiuwang8878]

Vielen Dank für Video. ^^

[@lingoniGERMAN]

*für das

[@rehanulhaq6285]

Ich danke ihnen

[@ramykh7231]

Dankeschön Jenny . Du hast mir sehr geholfen .( Sorry for my German I'm still a beginner )

[@maja2765]

but your Grammar is perfect

[@nicoFels]

Amazing explanation. Here you have a new subscriber :D

[@lingoniGERMAN]

welcome 😊

[@samk_jg]

Amazing!!

[@sad_grimreaper1841]

Danke, ich habe in eine Stunde einer Prüfung und du hast mir das Leben gerettet. (I had to use Google translate for this so I guess I might still fail 😂😂😂 but thanks at least i know prateritum now)

[@sitataru2179]

Thank you Ma'am 😊

[@somayakhaled6420]

شكرا 😍😍

[@rDnhey]

Thanks! Hope to see more A2/B1 videos

[@mauriziofossati4403]

Danke vielmals für deine nützliche Tipps, Jenny. Jetzt habe ich "Foto ohne Namen" von Angelika Bohn gekauft 😉

[@bahmohamedibrahim3699]

Ich brauche mehr

[@lin_nchenly4686]

Ich weiß nicht ob du Muttersprachlerin bist aber deine Ausprache in Englisch/Deutsch ist sehr gut🙏🙏🙏

[@Anonymous-cn6zl]

Wow, ausgezeichnet! Ich lerne viel mit diesem Video. Deutsch ist sehr schwierig aber eine sehr interessante Sprache. Tut mir leid, ich bin ein anfänger. Ich lerne Deutsch mit Videos und computerprogramm.

[@spyfromsparta]

Got confused by the change in hair-style and thought I have accidentally entered another channel. Fantastic video as always.

[@musabah9997]

Danke schon Jenny

[@maqsoodalam519]

Good morning mam, improve my English spoken day by day thanks and you are amazing teaching

[@nelsonray7891]

an amazing teacher

[@maqsoodalam519]

@@nelsonray7891 hi

[@rbl.6917]

Danke sehr 😍😍

[@musabah9997]

Du hast mir viele geholfen

[@lingoniGERMAN]

*Du hast mir sehr geholfen.

[@musabah9997]

@@lingoniGERMAN okay danke schon Jenny

[@azizoon1608]

My great teacher.I appreciate your ever best performance in teaching Deut. .. pardon,,I know that past tense in all language needs time as,I ate an apple last week , Yesterday , before five minutes,, time and verb in past +++but perfect takes have and p.p ,,,,, if we mentioned time it goes to past tense not PP and this PP takes ,, have,, just,, eaten

[@juanrodriguezsanchez2740]

Das ist sehr gut

[@apeachhanseul303]

Wenn ich Perfektum mit Modalverb benuzten möchte sollte es so sein? Z.B. es hat daran liegen können,dass~ Also nicht so und zwar :es konnte daran gelegen haben,dass~ oder?

[@99tifawine37]

Gut.. Thank u

[@antoniohenriquepassos7324]

Hi teacher and people, Can you please tell me how can I say these English phrases in German?: "I used to eat red meat last year" and "I ate red meat last year" The context would be me mentioning this in a conversation.

[@luckyholyboy4794]

Danke sehr

[@iss_biscotta7135]

Kanst du im präteritum kleben machen?

[@danielaalarcon7450]

Love your videos!

[@vals4207]

You fluent?

[@afriendlyone]

OK, thanks, but it would have been better if you had made a parallel with English tenses. Does Präteritum correspond to past progressive or? Also, aside from modals you mentioned some 'helping verbs' that are used in it too. What are they, I don't find another video in your channel?

[@dreammedico3494]

This was helpful thanks

[@bassel6343]

Sie ist gut

[@boskomilosavljevic580]

Ich habe der erste gesehen :) Danke libe lehrerin :)

[@SpandauJerry]

liebe*

[@metkelgoitom2652]

Ich bedank dir viel vielmals

[@lingoniGERMAN]

*Ich bedanke mich bei dir.

[@metkelgoitom2652]

@@lingoniGERMAN dank

[@giorgikhutsishvili5380]

@@lingoniGERMAN another bonus tip... ''ich bedanke mich bei dir'' instead of ''ich bedank dir viel vielmals''... but still can boil in my head... ''I thank myself with you?''... & there comes A1-''Danke!'' or A2-''Dankeschön!''...just what I wanted to say.

[@metkelgoitom2652]

@@giorgikhutsishvili5380 was hast du gesagt

[@CarlosDiaz-tx1zg]

Muy bien jenny good example thanks.

[@leesoleta4887]

Haben Sie ein Video in Unregelmäßige konjugation machen?

[@johntokyo1]

In the video Jenny recommends not using the Präteritum when talking to people, to instead use the Perfekt (haben + past tense). However, in many of her other videos, she does use the Präteritum in examples that seem to suggest daily conversational German. Is she assuming that her use of the Präteritum in these examples is not in daily conversation but in written German?

[@haseebahmad5176]

Toll

[@PumadelCerro]

Como hablante del castellano, he de decir que me gusto mucho el video

[@AKrieger94]

Thank you jenny, amazing as always 😍

[@marinosigurjonsson4075]

Tf

[@johnshane905]

Sehr Gut!!!!

[@carloshjr]

Why not "Ich habe das Buch lesen gemusst" in 7:18 ? Or "Am Tisch haben wir das Handy nicht benutzen gedurft" in 7:23? Those are the examples of Perfekt with modal verbs and, though it's unusual, my question is pretty much based on grammar terms only.

[@morlewen7218]

In the south of Germany, in Austria and Switzerland always use perfect - for modal and helping verbs too. Otherwise you sound very wierd in these regions. The phenomenon is called Upper German Preterite Loss. Jenny is from a region belonging to low or medium German. Therefore modal verbs in perfect sound wierd to her. In addition high German speakers do not have the distinction between preterite and perfect. The distinction is made in region were lower german was/is spoken. Since English derived to a great extent from saxon (lower saxon) the English language has the different usage of simple past and past perfect.

[@lingoniGERMAN]

Well you can’t generalize that anymore... I go to Munich a lot and there are so so many people from Northern Germany living in Munich now and lots of foreigners too. You won’t find a lot of people speaking a very hard Bavarian dialect in Munich either. So you’ll also find people using Präteritum in Munich. (Can’t speak for other cities in the South but that is what I have observed.)

[@morlewen7218]

@@lingoniGERMAN You are right with Munich. As a powerhouse the city attracts many people from Germany and all over the world. Threrefore you hear more weird things nowadays in Munich. I am living there. But it goes also in the other direction. You hear more "in your ears" weird things in the north. Still after so many decades and partially centuries you still can distingiush between the regions of Low and High German. Eachj part has its own quirks in terms of language. Prepositions with Genitiv versus Prepositions withe Dative, ich ahe gestanden vs ich bin gestannden, die Socke vs der Socken etc. Maybe you already know this side: www.atlas-alltagssprache.de/ It is a great side showing the usage of many words in different regions of Germany. In many cases you still can see the old border betweeen low and High Gerrmen or between Upper German and the rest. It also explains why we sound weird ti eachother in some cases. :)

[@dfbalex]

Sehr gut Jenny!! :)

[@ማርያምኣደጎይታይ-ጘ1ዐ]

Können Sie für die mit hauptschulabschluss durch sind was wichtig machen danke.

[@sarimmehtabhasan7249]

Wo kann ich die präteritum mit modalverben finden?

[@husseinmohammad5075]

Hi, Frau Lingoni Zuerst ich möchte zu sagen vielen Danke für das mir Erklärung haben was ist bedeutet Präteritum.

[@screwy1985]

Am I right in saying this tense is dedicated to elaborating media

[@avtarsingh2856]

sher gut

[@maslam192]

Jenny you are sweetheart. Please keep going with your actions it makes me understand well. Your gestures

[@avrilb8850]

OK, buit how to arrange this in Prateritum.. the sentence had 2 verbs in it. - die Sprache gut lernen wollen - neue Freunde kennenlernen - und - Er - er - einen Praktikumsplatz in einer Autowerkstatt bekommen - erste Berufserfahrungen sammeln - Nach dem Sprachkurs - und - das Praktikum mit Erfolg abschließen - Er anyone? pls...

[@loui8792]

Kommen sie eigentlich aus Deutschland oder aus Amerika

[@sameash3153]

german has it so backwards. it's the perfect that sounds formal. the preterite should be informal. you all need to start a movement to change this.

[@vijaybhatt8467]

Can I use in sentence präteritum in letter writing...plz reply ma’am...

[@AndyPutt1]

Ich will sehr diese Bücher kaufen aber Ich bin nicht unterstuzung bin Amazon. Kennst du bitte ein anderes ort wovon man kann mal diese Bucher kaufen? Danke Ja Tut mir Leid schlechtes Grammatik Ich auch lerne

[@DavidD0007]

love ya