German Personal Pronouns in NOMINATIVE | ich (I), du (you), er (he)... | YourGermanTeacher

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Thanks for the awesome Video. I alwas get confused. about sie and Sie. For Example: Sie machen ein Spiel. = They play a game. This also means. You play a game. In formal right? How can I say You play a game in formal?

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Thank you so much Luzi. I learn something new every time I watch your videos. I thought I knew about these personal pronouns. I didn't know that you use er/sie for objects. Thank you once more.

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I realised, that he, 'er' is like 'der' for masculine nouns similarly 'sie' is like 'die' for feminine pronouns. Thanks for the video!

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Hi Luzi, thank you for this explanation. In your last example (Es scheint die Sonne), I can see that sun is feminine. Can we also say, sie scheint die Sonne? Using ''sie'' instead of ''es'' ?

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its is possible... but just to emphasize... not common! but.. you can say: Die Sonne scheint. that would be correct as well and the same meaning

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Herr danke sehr für deine Lektion . Using ich in every sentence is not a problem repeating it so much is there anything else to use?

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First of all, thank you for your informative videos, I hanve an inquiry; you mentioned that sie with "S" capital is used for pronoun "you" but you used it for polural as in pens example?

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so as I understand (Stift) in singular we add (Der) but when it becomes in plural it will return into (Stifte) and add (Die), Right?

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so (You) in singular we add (st) BUT in Plural we add just (t) to the verbs

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2:26 Why this “formal Sie” is positioned in the plural section of the table? Is this Sie formal and can only be used in plural?

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Why you are using both das and die for the bag i just didn't get it its confusing can you please explain it

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For the example sentences you use around 4:00 in the video. Are these all verbs that require the Nominative case?

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only 5 verbs require nominativ: sein, werden, heissen, bleiben, scheinen but you you can make relative sentences in nominativ with all kind of verbs: das ist der mann, der jeden tag einen film sieht.

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in the examples section of the nominativ, the last Sie should be a sie I think? Sie is for formal you.... right?

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Yea normally it’s the formal form but in this case it’s just because the Sie is at the beginning of the sentence 😂🙋‍♂️

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I have a question, why we need to use capital letter with some nouns like Kühlschrank ? I'm a very very veeery beginner haha

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All nouns are capitalized 😊

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Hello Luzi Why there is no article for nouns in some example sentences? Example Er spielt Basketball. Wir essen Früstück. Dank schöne!

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Same like in English. I eat breakfast. I play basketball. 🙂👍🙏

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Wooow Teacher that videos are excellent. I have a question... What's the meaning of sein+Nom. in these sentences ?

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Verb “sein” + Nominativ

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​@@yourgermanteachervielen Dank 🙏🏻 For example in this sentence: "Die Stifte sind praktisch." sind = verb Which word is Nominativ?

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these are pencils so we are not using die instead of das?? I think it could be die sind stifte. please clarify me..

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You can’t use: die sind Stifte but you can say: das sind die Stifte. But in this case you name special pencils (for example pencils you searched for) but if you use the general form and just want to say that these are pencils you just say: Das sind Stifte. (Like kn English if you say: these are the pencils (special form) or these are pencils (general form). Hope I could help you. If you have further questions please let me know. 🙋‍♂️🙂

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"Menschen" is a really good textbook... but it shares the same problem any good textbooks has. It's meant for classroom teaching, not for self study and is completely in German, no English at all. If you want to learn by yourself with videos that cookie a textbook, you can check the video courses on our website. The come along with a textbook. www.yourgermanteacher.com/a1-german-online-course

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hey whatsup. How do I determine gender of nouns such as "Handy" (cellphone). Your video about Der Die Das doesn't cover all the nouns. Is there a way or do you simply have to memorize the gender of the vast majority of nouns?

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the der die das video gives you the pretty much all important endings which help you to determine the gender. but yes... if you dont want to memorize the endings and their rules then there is no other way than memorizing the genders.

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Hello. Are personal pronouns, like nouns, also capital letters in Deutsch?

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no never.... except... if you use the polite version in letter or emails. ich hoffe es geht Ihnen gut... for example.

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Is Sie also formal in singular form?

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Why we used 'sie' for bag. I understand it is feminine. But don't we use 'es' for non-living objects and 'sie' for living females?

[@yourgermanteacher]

No when using the English “it”, you must use the according personal pronoun. Er = maskulin Sie = feminin Es = neutrum

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@@yourgermanteacher Thank you so much for the clarification. I very much misunderstood it all this while.

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English Deutsch Masculine Maskulin Feminine Feminin But no has a sex when its plural. We have an identy as a human,but en mass we are just a number

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Why Es ist regnet is not used but es ist spät is used??

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Es regnet is a verb it is raining . Es ist sonnig it's saying :it's sunny. And the Es here is an informal Es . YOU HAVE TO place it here because a verb cannot stand alone without a pronoun