How to Conjugate Regular Swiss German Verbs

Learn how to conjugate the most common, regular Swiss German verbs in the present tense and finally be able to build perfect sentences!
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[@rondamon4408]

Merci fur das video

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Thank you so much for your support, Ron! 😍

[@dianasills-bailin3731]

Thank you for explaining the verb endings. I studied German but couldn’t understand Swiss German. Who knew that they use mir for first person plural? The plural endings on verbs are also so different from German. Thanks for this great explanation. Diana

[@microscopicallysmall]

Schweizerdeutsch ≠ Deutsch

[@sheepysheepy4302]

I’ve never seen any other videos that’s so easy to understand!

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

That means a lot, thank you!

[@TammyBreslin]

Du tanzisch guet! Encanto tus videos!! I love your videos!

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Muchas graçias 🥰

[@nethproduction.9196]

Very good i could understand easily ,your method is attacktive

[@rosettakilby6192]

Du tanzisch quet! Lol, 2 years later - but I think this lesson will make the others easier to understand. Very new beginner here. Thank you!

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Yess!! 👏 Have fun!

[@yentl16]

Du tanzisch guet! Thanks for this content - love it :)

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Perfect! And thank you for watching! :)

[@disdonc6012]

Actually it's not true that we only have 2 tenses. We also use a future tense but mostly in specific situations or meanings. Still, we could theoretically use this tense a lot more but we just go for the easier present or a construction using "to go", actually it's like "going to xy" in English. "I'm going to swim." --> "Ich gang go schwümme." In this sentence the "go" is like the "to" in English, some kind of linking word to the verb. It's actually quite hard to explain when to use which one. But there are verbs which ask more for this construction and others that don't; or there is a small difference in using present simple or "going to". For example: "Ich gang hüt go schwümme." --> "I'm going to swim today." This is a general statement about the action without any further explanations or additional information. It would sound weird if you just said: "Hüt schwümi." But if you say "Today, I'm going to swim ten laps." you might rather say "Hüt schwümi 10 Runde." Although some might also prefer the "going to" construction. Sometimes it sounds more "right" and sometimes less. So it's more the cases where you normally would NOT use the present simple that are worth mentioning. Moreover: We can also use a "past perfect". But this is quite rare. But we can say "Är hät's gseh gha." --> "He had seen it." But it's perfectly correct to just say "Är hät's gseh." which we use in 99.99 percent of the situations. It's maybe a question of "style" and dialect. What we really don't have, and this is quite a cool thing!, is the past simple. So as a learner you don't have to memorize all the different past simple forms of each verb. In High German ("Standard German") you have to learn them. The good thing about the past perfect is, that you only need to be able to conjugate "to have" and "to be" and to learn the past participle of the verbs which is not too hard.

[@karinailieva4841]

Hallo! :) Du tanzisch guet.Thank you very much for your help. The videos are great! :) I really enjoy them.

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Thank you so much, Karina! Great to see you here :)

[@briannaleigh1317]

du tanzisch guet ! und du hast wunderbar videos !! merci vielmals :-)

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Danke vielma Brianna!! ♡

[@user-mx7vn5cx5v]

Thank you ❤

[@pardesi_swiss]

You are my swiss language gods 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Aww thank you! 🤗

[@DarthPferd]

Very good material for us, the Auslandschweizer!

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Thank you!!

[@devinkelly1590]

du tanzisch guet! I would love to learn more about the Swiss use of "Ich gang go...." or their use of this "double" go verb and why/how to do it. Merci vielmal!

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Ok thank you for the input! Will certainly cover this topic in another video! :)

[@Jonathan-rl7ld]

Du tanzisch guet! Thank you for linking your account in my reddit post! It really helps a lot!

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Oh and thank you so much for watching my videos! Glad it helps! :)

[@vikina86]

Du tanzisch guet! Danke vielmals

[@KayFaith08]

Du tanzisch guet! Thank you for KZbin Videos.

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Very good! And thank you 🤗

[@Meaguitar]

Ich wünsche meinem lieben virtuellen Lehrer mit der Stimme dieses Radiosenders ein frohes neues Jahr.

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Danke vielmal! Das wünsche ich dir auch 🤗

[@aisling0880]

Du tanzisch guet! Thanks again for the interactive video, I really enjoyed it. I'm curious if there are major differences in the dialects of other regions of Switzerland? Und ich wünsche dir en guetes neues Jahr ^^

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Thank you Helga!! And yes, some dialects sound pretty different from the one I teach here. But mine is a dialect which is pretty close to German, compared to other dialects. Ich wünsche dir au es Guets Neus!!

[@GeorgetaBlanaru]

Du tanzisch guet! ❤

[@juliamariamoreira2263]

Super!

[@azzammb2316]

Du tanzisch sehr gut

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Ja, sehr guet!!

[@rosearesmizarel3448]

Du bisch perfekt

[@lolychan1]

Du tanzisch guet :) Danke fur video :)

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Ja richtig :) Danke dir!!

[@lolychan1]

@@SwissGermanBeginners As a half Swiss who forgot her own mother tongue, I enjoy re-learning it :)

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

@@lolychan1 oh that's cool! :) What dialect do you speak?

[@lolychan1]

@@SwissGermanBeginners Züridutch 😎

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

@@lolychan1 ah perfect! My dialect is (mainly) Züridütsch too :)

[@fakhrmoozarmi]

super videos, würkli!!🙏🏽 wie gaht d partizipform vom verb trete : treit? z.b. ich bi iitreit?

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Mercii! Trete? Weiss nid gnau weles Verb du meinsch.. wie heisst das uf Hochdütsch?

[@fakhrmoozarmi]

@@SwissGermanBeginners treten uf hochdütsch. Isch s partizip gtrete oder wie? es git au erwiiterte verbe: eintreten, auftreten usw., merciii viilmol😊

[@kikithedisneyfan5607]

So, if I wanted to say “ I buy a dress “ In schwiizerdüstch, it would be “Ich chaufe en chleid” ☺️☺️ I am rewatching this video because i am forgetting how to conjugate verbs the CORRECT way because more than anything I would love to be fluent in Swiss German. I want to be able to form proper sentences in Swiss German without you correcting me from time to time. ☺️☺️☺️☺️ but I am also learning that when you correct me, you are helping me. Merci vielmal 🥰🥰🥰

[@eriko.g1995]

du tanzisch guet 💃 ole !

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

😄 mercii 😉

[@marcylara6533]

Du tanzisch guet! hehehehe thank you very much i learned a lot

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Glad it helped, Marcy 😃🤗

[@CelineBaracho]

Du tanzisch guet!

[@robdas1]

Is this text input box where i search for topics? Please show me all videos about canadian pine trees

[@robdas1]

No? This phone is awful. KZbin was much better on my laptop

[@disdonc6012]

One shoud also mention that in the first person, you can drop the "e"-ending and we do that very often (depening on the dialect as well). That happens especially in many combinations for being able to link the words smoothly. For example: "Ich mache en Chueche." --> "I'm making a cake." one would rather say "Ich mach en Chueche." because you have two "e"s following each other.

[@DarthPferd]

I saw that a little similar to french :p

[@KayFaith08]

Hello, @ªDis Donc. I think you are a new person. She has that explained at the beginning of the SINGULAR part of the Verb.

[@bert7522]

Du tanzisch guet ! If wir becomes mir, does mir becomes wir 😃 ? Joking but it's a video idea, about possessive pronouns :) thank youu for this content and it's making me practice my German as well so double fun✌️

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Yes, fun idea! :)) That's great to hear! And thank you for watching. :)

[@kikithedisneyfan5607]

Can schauen also be (schaue)??

[@kikithedisneyfan5607]

My friend, You dance well Mini Früdin, Du tanzisch guet! ☺️☺️☺️

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Sehr guet! I can't reveal if it's correct, yet. But du redsch super Schwiizerdütsch! :)

[@kikithedisneyfan5607]

@@SwissGermanBeginners Merci vielmals! Din kommensch ha min Tag machsch!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️☺️☺️☺️☺️

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

@@kikithedisneyfan5607 ♡

[@kikithedisneyfan5607]

Is Swiss German SVO or SOV? :)

[@kikithedisneyfan5607]

@@SwissGermanBeginners Ich bi so glücklich!! (: I made my own sentence Chöd du luegsch min Huustier, bitte? (:

[@Meaguitar]

Ich habe den "i"-Vokal vergessen. daher sollte der Satz wie folgt geschrieben werden: du danzisch guät.

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Yes perfect 😃👏

[@mateuszzasuwik8410]

Du tanzisch guet ;)

[@jakubkocak887]

Du tanzisch (mega) guet! [Add word in bracket for extra good dancers ;-) ]

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Haha mega!! Can't say more at this point. But du redsch mega guet Schwiizerdütsch!

[@danielstipetic3201]

Du tanzisch guet

[@kevinramseier6089]

Du tanzisch guät. I aber nit! ...I versueche e'chli Bärntüütsch z'lärne - d'rum säge i "i" u nit "ich". I bi Uuslandschwiizer (heisse "Ramseier" in US geboren und aufgewachsen) i hän Hochtüüsch an der Uni in Tüütschland studiert (Germanistik), hän aber immer CH-tüüsch welle lerne. Hän s'Jahr in Züri vor 30 Jahre verbrach aber bin abghaue als CH Armee hät gsait i muess in RS. Lässig - Now I wish I had stayed and done my RS in Switzerland... that would have been an adventure. I just found your site and and started subscribing. Hoping to retire to Cantor Bern in 6 years... müess aber z'erscht Bärntüüscht (oder general CH-tüüsch) besser chönne rede, oder. Merci vielmal. I can't wait to check out ALL your videos. This is a fantastic resource and you present the material so well.

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Thank you very much, Kevin! Wow dis Schwiizerdütsch isch ja scho super!! Ich liebe Bärndütsch, chans leider aber nid rede.. So glad you find my material useful!

[@vedantraut327]

Du tanzisch gute

[@LauraYossi]

Du tantzisch guet

[@rosalindahernani2728]

❤

[@broytingaravsol]

tanzisch guet

[@kikithedisneyfan5607]

I made my own sentence!! Warum du beschweresch ganz viel tun? 🤣🤣🤣 I used the second singular form 😊😊😊

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Great!! What is the sentence in English you'd like to say?

[@kikithedisneyfan5607]

Why do you complain a lot. XD

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

@@kikithedisneyfan5607 Ahh ok! So you could say "Warum beschwersch dich ganz viel?"

[@kikithedisneyfan5607]

@@SwissGermanBeginners thank you for the correction!! ☺️☺️☺️ So it is beschwersch not beschweresch. :3 Beschwer would be a verb. :3 I watched your other video on verb conjugations. 😁😁

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

@@kikithedisneyfan5607 the verb stem of "beschwere" is "beschwer" and in the second form singular you add the "sch" to the verb stem which makes it "beschwersch"

[@TheScemina]

Du tanzisch guete.😉

[@sant_vauls]

mein Antwort: Du tanzisch guet!! :D

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Thank you for your quick reply!! I can't say if you're correct yet but you can find out in my next video :)

[@SimonHorrocks]

Du küssisch guet

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

😂 die bescht Antwort ever!

[@kikithedisneyfan5607]

Can I also say (Ich mache en Chuche)?

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

yes you can! :)

[@kikithedisneyfan5607]

@@SwissGermanBeginners yay!! 😍🥰🥰🥳🥳🥳

[@marinaalvarezeguiluz6920]

Hoi i heisse Pedro du tanzisch guet

[@kikithedisneyfan5607]

Would Chranche Huus mean Hospital? (:

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Yes, almost! We'd call it "Chrankehuus". As I said, unfortunately you can't always apply those rules.

[@kikithedisneyfan5607]

@@SwissGermanBeginners ohh!! So if I’m understanding correctly The K at the beginning of a word changes to a CH but if the K in the middle of a word or at the end of a word, it does not change to CH? ☺️☺️

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

@@kikithedisneyfan5607 yes! That rule could work! Like.. Anker.. Bank.. Tank..

[@kikithedisneyfan5607]

@@SwissGermanBeginners Lehrerin, merci vielmal wo Sie ich Hilfe! (:

[@tomekg6629]

There’s a word Spital in Swiss for German Krankenhaus, as far as I know. So there’s no need to change k’s into ch’s ;).

[@elianagobeli4121]

Ich glaube das Verb schlafen ist sehr schwierig zum reden.......du Schläfst viel.....du xxxxiläfsssst viel ☺️

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Ja, das stimmt.. Üben üben üben hilft.. :))

[@kikithedisneyfan5607]

Ich han nie ä d Chatze. (: Is this sentence correct? ☺️☺️☺️

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

You want to say you never had a cat? That would be "Ich ha nie e Chatz gha."

[@kikithedisneyfan5607]

@@SwissGermanBeginners thank you! (: What does gha means? (:

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

@@kikithedisneyfan5607 "ha gha" means "have had". I never have had a cat.

[@kikithedisneyfan5607]

@@SwissGermanBeginners thank you so much for helping me! (: Ich Schwiizerdütsch gärn ha! ❤️❤️

[@disdonc6012]

@@kikithedisneyfan5607 "gha" is the past participle. With another English verb it gets clearer: "speak --> spoken". So the "gha" part would be "spoken" or in this case "had".

[@Meaguitar]

du danzsch guät

[@piotrgawronski3588]

Here ist another conjugacion..Warum ???????? ch - du -sch er sii -t es mir -e ihr -et sii -e Si -ekzbin.info/www/bejne/iqKzgaWQmrR_ga8

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Yes, that's because she speaks a different dialect and unfortunately we don't have a standardised written Swiss German language. Her dialect is Basel and mine is Zurich.

[@Sandoz212]

Du tanzisch guet

[@ismailadsan2258]

Du tanzisch guet

[@janinewhitten7483]

Du tanzisch guet

[@keshabshrestha100]

Du tanzisch guet