How to Say "There is..." and "There are..." in German (B1) [mit Jenny]

"In dieser Stadt gibt es viele Hunde." "Draußen sind es 28 Grad". Do you know the difference between "es sind..." and "es gibt…"? Learn the difference and how to use each of them here in this lesson!
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00:00 Intro
01:08 In dieser Stadt gibt es viele Hunde.
01:57 Auf der Messe sind viele Unternehmensgründer
02:23 Bei IKEA gibt es günstige Möbel.
03:13 Gibt es hier einen Parkplatz?
03:54 Was gibt's heute zum Mittagessen.
04:39 Da ist ein Brief für dich auf dem Tisch.

[@laminarflow6072]

Your explanations are quite wholesome and I'm able to learn a lot just in this short amount of time with such effectiveness I wish I would have come across this channel sooner.

[@eda7904]

die Zusammenfassung Sind-->temporary(vorübergehend) situation Gibt-->permenant (dauerhaft)situation

[@rpaula3460]

Amazing content in just 5 minutes! There is a lot to learn from just this one episode. Thanks a lot, Jenny. I want to stay here learning all day long.

[@lingoniGERMAN]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@alabamabilly]

As always expertly explained. Thanks Jenny. You've been of great help!

[@lingoniGERMAN]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Hermes1548]

very well explained. Danke.

[@essof5579]

Thanks Jenny for this fantastic lesson!! 👍

[@nowaywithyoueveragai]

Es sind erst wenige Kommentare, da das Video heute hochgeladen wurde, aber im Laufe der Zeit wird es mehr und mehr Kommentare geben.

[@muthal]

Super! Danke schön.

[@pianojohn113]

Well done as always, Jenny. 🙂

[@sby505]

Vielen Dank!

[@margaretrenke4580]

Hi Jenny . Very usefu lesson. Thank you so much. ❤

[@lingoniGERMAN]

You're welcome 😊

[@annak.1307]

Danke!

[@magnozapata903]

Definetly Jenny and her sister/partner (i think her name is Jacqueline) give us very useful tools to use everyday. I have been following Jenny ( when the channel used to be called "German with Jenny")since 2017 aprox. Good vibes for you girls and thanks for sharing this videos. Tschuss..

[@bingshatisarkar6191]

Hello Jenny can you please explain the grammar behind es sind? 'Es" is "it" which is singular form in the language but according to my knowledge Sind is associated with plural form. if you can give me a bit of background I will be ever grateful to you

[@lionelndayi]

Jenny Is it really possible for me to master German by learning on my own. I plan to apply for a german scholarship

[@languageandmana9255]

🙏❤

[@clarkportugal8922]

Hallo Zusammen, mein fruhstuck ist Kase und brot...mmm appetitlich Lecker

[@kallefrancr]

Is there any differnce between saying: "Es gibt viel zu tun." and "Es sind viel zu tun"? Like one is more general and the other has to be done. Or in "Es gibt viele Vorteile." and Es sind viele Vorteile.". Meaning one concerns me and the other does not? Why?

[@lingoniGERMAN]

You cannot say "Es sind viel zu tun." You have to say "Es ist viel zu tun." "Viel" requires a verb in the first person singular. There is no difference between those phrases.

[@kallefrancr]

@@lingoniGERMAN thank you so much for your help

[@aandyrea]

Usually when I go to a new cafe, I ask “gibts iced lattes?” Is this wrong?

In KZbin gibt es viele gute Lingoni German videos

[@lingoniGERMAN]

Auf KZbin

[@rajeshgajare2578]

Thank you very much,but I need little slow speaking

[@marthadegaray3681]

In meiner Stadt gibt es viele Autos auf der Straße.

[@EhabSayed-pt9ei]

In meinem Land gibt es überrall viele Leute.

[@supriyans8090]

Es gibt einen Lehrer auf dem KZbin Kanal.

[@alessio272]

Einer Lehrerin

[@supriyans8090]

@@alessio272 Sehr dankbar für Ihre Nachricht.

[@meerak7973]

Too much english. I thought this was deutsch.