German Word Order? Nothing Easier Than That!

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[@xovermc7160]

School has been trying to teach me this for four years, and you explained it in 6 minutes. Honestly thank you!

[@Germanonlinegym]

You're most welcome!

[@rodrigo1434]

Probably because they tried to teach you when you were not as active to grasp that whereas you are now trying to learn by yourself mindfully.

[@kubes8388]

bruh people say German are too direct, to its benefits here I suppose.

[@tajsaini70]

Me too bro, the last three years I've just been eyeballing it not really knowing what to do this video is a godsend.

[@DeepakKumar-lh4mh]

The thing is bro that they don't tell you the tekamolo technique and just jumble everything and leave one confused cause they are a lot of possibilities by keeping the verb at the second place

[@ChestnutTreeCafe]

Wann - Warum - Wie - Wo seems easier to remember, especially since it's also in alphabetical order.

[@quynhhoa6618]

That's helpful. Thanks

[@ugurbilgintr]

Helpful❤

[@selimdogan8070]

Or wawawiwo for short :)

[@youtubeuser3062]

Thank you!!

[@Sofia-vz1ns]

lol he’s just saved every german gcse student.

[@05-J95]

Ikr

[@xp3r670]

Not really, some actually just understood it already

[@Brayden-c9o]

Then why are you watching the video? It's ok not to know bb

[@popdop0074]

@@xp3r670Ja, wie zwei.

[@xp3r670]

@@popdop0074 was?

[@Aaron-xv5qt]

so basically time manner place

[@conorl8557]

Ye but I never understood that I understand this

[@F1612-f2l]

Not all heroes wear a cape Danke king.

[@TRUEEEEET]

I could hug you a thousand times over. You have just made something crystal clear that I have been struggling with since I started learning German. Thank you!!!

[@Germanonlinegym]

You're very welcome :)

[@fishfearme2785]

Thank you so much!! I never realised how simple this was and I've been putting off studying it, but you've made it nice and simple!!

[@Germanonlinegym]

You're very welcome! :)

[@waterhead1029]

1 month, virtually wasted, 1 acronym cleared everything up Thank you so much.

[@GERMAN3rdlanguage]

I cant believe It took me 6 minutes to understand this You're a lifesaver 🧡❤️

[@parkerlamarbrook]

I don’t know why this info was so hard to find, but I’m so grateful I found your video. I’ve been searching for this very information and everything else is either way too confusing or three hours long. Thank you!!!

[@Germanonlinegym]

You're very welcome, I'm glad you like it.

[@sajibchowdhury4259]

You are one of the best Deutsch teacher (if not the best one!). May you be healthy and keep sharing super lesson. Grateful!

[@marcelocaneschi6576]

Dankeschön!!

[@Germanonlinegym]

Sehr gerne!

[@byrnon]

"When why how where" (the correct sentence order) in German is: "wann warum wie wo". Notice that these words are in alphabetical order. :) So you can remember the correct sentence order by the putting the four "W" words in alphabetic order, instead of trying to remember TeKaMoLo.

[@KikonSketches]

ich liebe dich! I've been trying to make sense of the sentence structure for months and i just couldn't find an Explanation that i understood, you made it so simple and easy to understand, Dankeschön!

[@Yago88610]

You have made everything clearer for me, thank you so much! As a Brazilian learning German, word order was the main issue for me, but thanks to you, not anymore, great work!

[@CanalProfundo12345]

Como tá agora?

[@kourivi]

Look i love the way youre teaching , just please continue , youre doing it so detailed that makes me a better german speaker

[@Germanonlinegym]

Awesome, I'm glad to hear that!

[@kourivi]

German Online Gym really youre off the book i mean others just teach german as it is but the way youre explaining is small but important tips that no books teach and youll just learn it by speaking and by time that just native speaker knows! so thank you

[@zecare]

Omg this is the most precious thing I’ve come across on KZbin and I feel like my entire life has been transformed. Thank you! I’ve been struggle with word order in German for a while now.

[@CassieCollision]

Finally, someone who knows how to explain this in a way that I can actually understand. Thank you.

[@coalazlokoz1661]

To be honest it's been months since I started struggling with this and finally I came to terms with this. Thank you! I can finally pass my exam :)

[@MissyL12789]

Thank you so much for this explanation. The sentence structure is where i always struggle when learning German so this really has helped x

[@SuperBuildsInMC]

Even after some time of learning German, I still didn't have a decent grasp on how the grammar was, this was the most helpful thing I've seen so far! THANK YOU!

[@nancylee1762]

this is great for English speaking learners. thank you very much for the contribution!

[@Germanonlinegym]

Awesome, I'm glad you like it!

[@terrellloeppky]

My goodness! You have a gift for understanding and teaching language

[@41Hsoufiane]

I just started learning German today, and I will definitely subscribe and follow your videos ! Danke Schöne

[@Germanonlinegym]

Good luck!

[@spencerelf3524]

I think this is such a calm and mellow video, and it just saved me months of being pissed and confused this is awesome

[@Germanonlinegym]

You're very welcome, I'm glad you like it!

[@metkelgebrehiwet5387]

I do know how to thank you really. You saved my day.

[@Germanonlinegym]

You're very welcome!

[@GustavoCosta-jr1mh]

Damn... That was a clear explanation. As a Brazilian, I'm struggling a lot with these orders on German... it has nothing to do with Portuguese or English. Dankeschön!

[@Germanonlinegym]

You're very welocme!

[@jessmercer6127]

I’ve been struggling with this for years and you’ve made me understand in minutes dang

[@blacksnow129]

Wow thank you for this I have started to learn German with Duolingo but after 6 months lost interest and nearly stopped because I could not make sense of the German sentence word order and this clarifies everything you are a STAR!!

[@rathindranathde6286]

Everything is crystal clear. Great great great coaching ! No parallel !! Cordial thanks and thousand Hats-off my beloved Teacher

[@Jeffrey-r2c]

I have been doing babble German for 6 months and did not know this. Danke

[@Merajmohdkhan]

I dont have words to say thank u to you...I had a too much confusion but your 6 mins clear all doubts...respect for u.

[@glodinahsegwana4143]

You're the best teacher I am doing A2 but i am still clueless but now I can understand better thank you

[@arizakram6517]

Thank you so so so much sir. What you have taught us is something that no other teachers really focus on. I'm really glad to have found your awesome channel somehow accidentally 😊.

[@RamChristianCossid]

i have been brooding about this since i started self-studying the german language about 3 weeks ago. VIELEN DANK!

[@emreyigitkoc]

You just saved my life you dont understand how much this has saved me from failing danke

[@Germanonlinegym]

Awesome, I'm glad it helped!

[@MrBrookcantdance]

very good. the simplest and clearest lesson i have come across in years and countless different tutors. thank you.

[@05-J95]

Thank you, I've been trying to understand this for months

[@05-J95]

Also I subbed

[@Germanonlinegym]

You're very welcome!

[@davidyeh1022]

Sir, you're a great teacher, I appreciate your help very much.

[@Darlinq]

Omg, I thank you a thousound times! I have been learning germany to comunicate with germans and have a good education in Germany! I've been struggling so badly in sentences orders! Thank you thank you! Vielen dank für dieses video! 😄😄😁

[@Darlinq]

And is the order like this? Ka - Verb - subject - Te - Mo - Lo?

[@Darlinq]

And one more question! Is this right? I'm going to the beach with my brother today! = Ich und meine bruder gehen heute nach strand! I hope its right! :)

[@SAR2325]

You made this so simple for us to learn. This simplicity of explanation is directly proportional to richness of your German language knowledge. Respect!!

[@ahmad_zx123]

This, is art. it brings tears to my eye.

[@nickyy7881]

hopefully this will teach me everything i was trying to learn for the last 2 years before my exam in 2 days

[@shraddhajithu5066]

thankyou soo soo much ...ive been struggling with this as a beginner. i will surely put this to use in my writings.....vielen dank

[@Aman-ek7nu]

Thank you very much for teaching me, I absolutely loved the way you taught! Vielen Dank!👍😊👌

[@nosywendigo592]

Danke für die Lektion. Das war interresant. Es helft mir mich, für meinen Lernen in Deutsch. Ich werde die Te-Ka-Mo-Lo Methode nicht vergessen! Wie ist mein Deutsch jetzt? Gut oder schlecht?

[@stephenvictoria1607]

This is what I have been looking for that I didn't see who to explain to me. Thank you so much.

[@gowthamikottu7695]

Thanks a lot it's very useful for me in my struggling to understand how it is while learning German.

[@siwsiwette]

Ich verstehe nicht warum deine videos haben keine viele views !!! Diese sind sehr hilfreich!!! Ich teile mit Freunde ^_^ Danke schön! Also können sie bitte erklären wie die reihenfolge dieser worte nach dem phrasenformular ändert?

[@Germanonlinegym]

Vielen Dank Siwar, es freut mich, dass dir das Video gefällt! :) Bezüglich deiner Frage: Was meinst du denn mit Phrasenformular?

[@siwsiwette]

German Online Gym i mean complex phrases where the verb changes place sometimes to the end like in this example "Ich liebe es, mit meinem Fahrrad früh am Morgen zu fahren, wenn es niemanden gibt." Why not " wenn es gibt niemanden "?

[@Germanonlinegym]

Hi again, there are several words, that cause a change in German word order. "dass" for example sends the verb to the end, "weil" is another example and so does "wenn".

[@pra7640]

@@siwsiwette Ich verstehe Ihre Verwirrung, Tausende von Lernenden stehen stündlich vor diesem Albtraum. Viele stimmen Mark Twain zu.😏

[@some1ulove162]

i will undertsand this conversation one day I promise

[@cezarbarbu]

Great video! Just a piece of advice: if you mention one of your other videos please put a link somewhere so we can find it more easily! 😊

[@Germanonlinegym]

Thanks Cezar! Many videos here are taken from my Video Courses, so usually when I refer to other videos they are in that specific course, not necessarily here on KZbin.

[@thomasshelby2188]

Danke ..... I honestly had no idea where to place words in sentences now I get it why....

[@angelitadeguzman2255]

I learned a lot for this one...Thank you soooo much.. im going to check all your videos..Danke❤❤❤

[@Yipppppeeeeee]

Ty! It's going to take so practice. Though this will help me to create my own sentances.

[@betacenturion237]

Two frickin semesters of German in college. Everytime I wrote an essay I always dreaded it because the structure of anything beyond the most simple sentences always confused me. Man this would have saved slot of headaches in the past

[@arvindpjinturkar6112]

Sir, you have made it very simple and the way you have explained very nicely. viele Danke.

[@peacefulamerican8803]

A billion thanks! This has been tripping me up so much.

[@ahmadpathan5524]

Loved this, thank you very much!

[@rubbishsongcovers]

Thank God I picked this video especially since I decided to start learning l German after finally deciding Russian isn’t for me and remembered how much I struggled with the Russian word order and realized that I should quickly learn the German word order to make things easier and it is 👍

[@MeinungMann]

Me, being Russian, watching video for native English speakers on how to learn German

[@jamesboag6042]

Wonderfully explained. So easy to understand. I think I've taken a big leap forward in learning German. Vielen Danke, !

[@clinuxnagesh]

You explained very neatly . Thank you very much for sharing us very usefull video.

[@deniseorita]

Thank you so much you have helped me so much by making it accessible, finally I can get my head round this .

[@danielbengurion3945]

OMG, I love this method!, This is just like doing Algebra with the PEMDAS acronym, (Please, Excuse, My, Dear, Aunt, Sally) Parenthesis, equation, Multiply, Addition, Subtraction....

[@Germanonlinegym]

Awesome, I'm glad you find it helpful! :)

[@jackwu3976]

This helped so much! Thank you so much!

[@dineshsunuwar8899]

Thank U sir very much. I am not understanding how to arrange sentence in right order and I am reading German language also but I was not getting it.. But Sir U very easily and convinently explain seeing that it is very easy.. Thank U sir from bottom of my hearts..

[@abl1699]

Thanks a lot. Need to test this against the lessons in Duolingo.

[@anonymousrequests3427]

NO WORDS NO WORDS ....to thank you 🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎😇

[@Amaryllis8]

This is great, thank you! But what about when the verb is at the end of the sentence? Why is this?

[@Germanonlinegym]

That's in subordinate clauses or relative clauses, i.e. more complex sentences.

[@Amaryllis8]

@@Germanonlinegym thanks for your quick response! I'll look into that.

[@lobsturf7797]

This was so good he didn't even need to do the usual "like, share, subscribe, bell-icon" ritual...😄. Seriously! He earns it all💯

[@strongbamboo5947]

This is fantastic!!! A million Thanks 😀

[@Germanonlinegym]

You're very welcome!

[@zoraidaquintero-hardie4461]

Superb explanation. So well planned. And in a peaceful way. Thank you.❤

[@Mike-is4qv]

After hearing a lot of German, you get an ear for it and when it's spoken incorrectly, it's like a sour note in a song.

[@jeancena3556]

Are you a n8ive speaker

[@Mike-is4qv]

@@jeancena3556 No, I am using Duolingo and with enough practice, I can tell when something is pronounced incorrectly.

[@gerryroush8391]

I listen to German musick And read Kinderbuch

[@AndreOliveira-wv7vb]

Thank you SO MUCH! You got a new subscriber :) Keep the good work professor

[@saidatmobolajiadejare1350]

Dankeschön! Thank you for making it so easy to understand.

[@MaMitaMichi]

That is great! I haven't seen this TeKaMoLo before. Thank you!

[@theengineer280]

Listen bro I just love you for the video

[@huntress_9441]

My german teacher used STOMP or really SvTOMPv. Subject, verb, time, object, manner, place, verb

[@betulbahceci2272]

I think tekamolo is kind of confusing because one can forget what te or ka really means. There is a code which is TMP an acronym for time-manner-place. I think it is easier to remember.

[@aamirkhan6692]

This is how I converted it to English Te - Time Ka - Cause Mo - Mode Lo - Location

[@phuonglinhthai31]

you explain it so beautifully and simply! Danke schon!

[@sayam6626]

i am in germany and u are a great teacher

[@JitenderAryan]

Best video to learn and understand German word order in sentence

[@Harry-wp1lh]

I m learning b1 level and today only I get to know about this structure. Thank u soo muchhhhh

[@thatwillowbee2872]

Thank you so much- this actually helped a lot!

[@thatheavymetalguy9090]

Helpful as anything man. might pass my mocks now

[@nikanaroditsky4282]

How did it go for you?

[@thatheavymetalguy9090]

@@nikanaroditsky4282 I fucked it.

[@anotherinternetaddict]

On Duolingo the sentence comes up 'i always drink a cup of tea for lunch'. My answer was 'ich trinke immer (te) zum mittagessen (ka) eine tasse tee (mo). However it was marked wrong and the correct answer was ich trinke immer eine tasse tee zum mittagessen. Why is this? Am I wrong? Google translate seems to agree with duo.

[@pedrochatelain4064]

I think that "eine Tasse Tee" doesn't fit with any of the TeKaMoLo parts. Neither does "zum Mittagessen".

[@somename3182]

one question its "I'm going" right the why are using "ich fahre" - I drive ? we are not going to drive the bus right ? :: Question aside good video love it !

[@Germanonlinegym]

Good question! In German "fahren" has both meanings, to drive and to go (by public transportation) - ich fahre mit dem Zug / ich fahre mit der U-Bahn / ich fahre mit der Fähre

[@CeciliaMM]

Thank you. What happens when there is a Direct Object in the sentence? And in subordinate clauses?

[@Germanonlinegym]

Good question! When the direct object is definite, it comes before TeKaMoLo, and when it's indefinite, it comes after TeKaMoLo: - Ich habe den Computer am Montag in Berlin gekauft. - Ich habe am Montag in Berlin einen Computer gekauft. In subordinate clauses TeKaMoLo applies as usual.

[@CeciliaMM]

@@Germanonlinegym Thank you! I like German a lot but it's like climbing the Everest!

[@Germanonlinegym]

Step by step you'll get there :)

[@gregkayser9906]

Subject, verb, time, manner, place….Thank you Herr Dietrich, 9th grade German. Never forgot.

[@sakhimatin2006]

Tank you for making it simple and easy to learn..

[@youssefhimo]

Excellent explanation. Very well put. Thanks

[@nv7287]

The best example i've seen yet!

[@wasnae8675]

You're an amazing teacher.

[@joaninha3484]

This is so interesting. At school we were taught “Time Manner Place” but didn’t tell us about Kausal. What about negatives? Is there a rule for where the “nicht” goes?

[@stephenboyd1065]

Okay thanks so much for that, and I will look at it again later...

[@PetraStaal]

I am so thankful that Dutch is my native language. I can skip this lesson. :)

[@vals4207]

Why ?

[@PetraStaal]

@@vals4207 Because Dutch and German are closely related grammaticly

[@charlierashi100]

@@vals4207 I heard that Dutch also has the TeKaMoLo system, but I imagine it's called something different. I believe Japanese has it too.

[@charlierashi100]

@Petra Staal, as an Englishman, I don't find it too difficult to learn. The only issue I'm having is where the accusative object goes when time is involved. "Ich treffe meinen Bruder in vierzig Minuten," Bruder is the accusative object here and it comes after the verb treffe and just before time, but in, "Ich möchte in vierzig Minuten Fußball spielen," the accusative object, Fußball, comes after time. I don't know if there is another grammar rule that I'm missing here or what. Do you perhaps know the answer? I'm assuming it has something to do with there being two verbs in the second sentence.

[@PetraStaal]

@@charlierashi100 Hi, When there are two verbs in a sentence, the second one goes at the end. 'treffe and' meinen Bruder' go together. And 'Fussball spielen' also go together, and because it is the second verb it goes to the end of the sentence. I hope I got this right. Can a native speaker of German please confirm this? (sorry for my poor English!)

[@kokoxo_]

Thank you!!! This made it so so much easier. I just have one question tho, can you elaborate on whether TeKaMoLo is relevent when considering "," sentences with subordinate clause and conjunctions?

[@Germanonlinegym]

Usually yes, but the verb can move around depending on the conjunction, if it's a relative clause etc.

[@tua3976]

Omg thank you! This will help me so much later on! Ich danke Ihr! 🙏🏻

[@DiggerWhoops]

Good lesson....to the point! Danke.

[@rishabhahuja6923]

Wow man thanks a ton you just cleared it all

[@lilpizza]

Fantastic video very helpful Thank you so much

[@Abdo_3005]

man words are not enough yo a true hero

[@meandtheboisvlogs8109]

You are a king. Thank you for the video