German Lesson (41) - to get on, in, out, off a bus, train, car... - A2 / B1

Do you know how to express that you’re getting on and off vehicles such as busses and cars in German? Learn how here in this lesson! "Ich steige in den Bus." "Steig' ein. Wir fahren jetzt los." "Er ist aus dem Zug gestiegen."
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00:22 steigen + in + AKK
01:55 einsteigen + AKK
02:18 steigen + aus / aussteigen / heraussteigen
04:11 umsteigen
04:53 (auf)steigen vs. (ab)steigen
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Love that German has a word as Umsteigen

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[@mehdinajafi5361]

There are some vidoes to guess the meaning of a prefix and even you have done a few but I think they are not good enough and at same time are underlooked although they can make life much easier for new learners for example abnehmen and absteigen can clearly teach the prefix ab!

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[@ramonfortunomd]

Ich sollte Ihr bedanken, weil das Video ist wirklich sehr klar. Ich hab jetzt die Verb bessern verstanden an. Liebe Grüße! Herr Ramon

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ich weiß nitch sprechen deutch, du hast helfie mit.... lol your are the best best I would like to learn and I believe I will get it with your videos, this will be my third language,

[@asafubuheri6900]

Gibt es eine Unterschied zwischen "unterwegs" und "auf dem Weg?". Erklären sie mal bitte mit Beispielen. Danke!

[@maksim5078]

Das Konzept von "Aussteigen/Ausstieg" kannte ich schon denn auf den deutschen/österreichischen U-Bahnen/S-Bahnen/Stadtbahnen ist die Ansage "Ausstieg rechts/links" so üblich wie die auf der Londoner U-Bahn Ansage "Mind the gap" :-)

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[@jesaminem8917]

Greetings. I live in Switzerland, where I am taking intensive German classes. I really appreciate your lessons because they help clarify things for me. I have a question, though. I used "Hallo Leute" once in class and again with my friend from Germany. Both my instructor and my friend looked at me like I was crazy and told me not to say that. What's the deal?

[@lingoniGERMAN]

Hallo Leute is used when you talk to more than one person. So if you were talking to just that one friend, you wouldn't say that. You can say that when you join a group for instance. Not sure, what they say in Switzerland. Swiss German is a whole new universe :D There are a lot of regional differences and in each region of Germany, there are different variations of greetings. When I join my friends, I usually just say: Hi oder Hallo oder Na, alles klar? But as I am not going to get an answer from anybody in my video, I prefer "Hallo Leute". :)

[@jesaminem8917]

Ja! Alles klar. Danke viel mal! Ich denke, dass es eine regionale Unterschied war.

[@zanyarsalih8149]

So getting on something takes the accusative case while getting off something takes the dative. Interesting!

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The subject seemed so dull for me, I hate learning the basics (I'd rather go straightforwardly to reading Kant in original! That would be fun), but you made it enjoyable somehow! New subscriber here then! :) I admire your proffesionalism.

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Vielen Dank, solche Vidios sind wirklich wichtig. Übrigens, was benutzen Sie, um die richtige Bedeutung der Verben zu wissen ? z.B (( empfangen/ erhalten)). Es wäre nett wenn Sie mir antworten :)

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+Tob ias Vielen Dank für die Erklärung, aber was ich meine: was kann erhalten, und was kann empfangen ? es gibt viele auch die mich wirklich verrückt machen :/

[@brianbarringer7968]

Ich hatte nie bemerkt, dass man verschiedene Praepositionen fuer verschiedene Fahrzeuge auf Englisch benutzt. (Wie ist die Wortordnung?) Man sagt "on the bus, on the airplane," aber "in the car."

[@sallyli8481]

Hello Jenny. Thank you so much. I have a question about the difference between einsteigen in +Akk and einsteigen +Akk. Could you explain it for me? Thanks a lot.

[@sallyli8481]

I checked the word in the dictionary,which is a vi verb. I don’t know why it can be followed by Akk as an object. It makes me very confused.

[@salimrahal1811]

@@sallyli8481 Accusative is used here because it's a movement, for instance : Ich steige ins Auto ein ( You're outside and about to get into it) and Ich bin im Auto. You're inside now so dative is used instead.

[@wannijohn8704]

Prima Jenny ..Vielen Dank!! Ich habe einen Motorrad mit dem muss man auch auf und ab steigen nutzen ,oder? Aber ich weiss nicht ob dativ oder Akkusativ.

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Ich steige aufs Motorrad. (Akkusativ, weil es eine Bewegung ist. Wenn du das nicht verstehst, kannst du dir mein Video über Wechselpräpositionen anschauen :) :kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3nVg3ywncStZ5o

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Danke Jenny! Sehr schönes und hilfreiches Video :). Aber ich muss sagen, das das Audio ein bisschen zu leise ist. Mindenstens mit meinem Computer. Danke! Mach's gut!

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Hi Bruno, ich habe es bei mir getestet und es war ok. Vielleicht ist es besser, wenn du Kopfhörer benutzt?

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[@AFBLYS]

What about a ship?

[@amidpoof]

one question, why Er ist ins Auto eingestiegen but not im Auto eingestiegen ? while he is already in the car and there is no change of position.

[@lingoniGERMAN]

In that case, you would say: er sitzt im Auto - he is sitting in the car. "einsteigen" is a movement. There is no way to use that for a non-movement.

[@Mysterious1342]

Why you said "er ist aus dem Zug ausgestiegen" it is movment and should be Akkusativ not dativ?

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Hi Muhammad, You should go to the website of the Deutsche Welle: www.dw.com/de/deutsch-lernen/deutsch-aktuell/s-2146 They have a ton of texts and videos for you and even slowly spoken news. A great source! Viel Erfolg!

[@michelchiele1981]

Steige ich an der nächsten Hastestelle aus?

[@naviyad]

steigen + aus + DATIVE? When there is a movement it should be Accusative(AKK). 'Steigen + aus' isn't a movement?

[@lingoniGERMAN]

+naviyad aus is a Dative preposition

[@miguelsouzaa82]

Hi Jenny, I am not an expert about it, but I guess the translation of the last sentence does not make any sense! Any way, thanks a lot.

[@zoltankovacs7127]

Ich fahre nach Berlin mit dem Zug, aber vorher muss ich bin in München umgestiegen. Is it correct?

[@lingoniGERMAN]

Ich fahre mit dem Zug nach Berlin, aber vorher muss ich in München umsteigen.

[@zoltankovacs7127]

@@lingoniGERMAN I notice now that I put in the Past Tense. Thanks :)

[@AFBLYS]

What about a horse, a camel?

[@Goetz-von-Luthringshauser]

Do both verbs have the same meaning in that way in English: To get into or onto a bus, a car, a plane ? For I sometimes still wonder whether there is a difference between both or not.. And could we meet on Skype ? :)

[@lingoniGERMAN]

In English, you say: I'm getting on the bus. (not in) You can book Skype lessons on germanwithjenny.com

[@Goetz-von-Luthringshauser]

Onto the bus ? But into a car ? I Think, I must have heard somewhere: I get onto the a train.. So, there is obviously a difference between these variants ! I'm going to find out what it is. Thank you for your link, I'll see whether I could do somethin with it. And I would be very thankful for more explanations concerning these two variants ! :)

[@lingoniGERMAN]

Yes onto a bus, train etc but into or in a car

[@Goetz-von-Luthringshauser]

Ah ok, thank you very much for these explanations ! :)

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vielen dank für deine Videos. Können Sie über Bescheid sagen und Bescheid geben erklären. 😊 Dankeschön liebe Jenny.

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hier ist ein Video darüber: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWnXoJuqobFkprs Viel Spaß :)

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+German with Jenny Dankeschön Liebe Jenny. Machts gut 😊

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I have a little trouble with this vocabulary :/

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"irgendjemand" the weirdest word i have ever seen lol , and meanning just someone lol that word is enought to set me off from learning German lol

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Oh yeah, did you know what set me off from English? "Unfortunately" and "necessary". It's just "leider" and "nötig". And "kaputt" doesn't even exist...😁

[@gromhellscream5581]

Du kannst auch sagen "er steigt von seinem pferd ab"

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Ich steige aus zug

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now you all appreciate how easy english is. the german,french,spanish,itaian,russian,china,japan all get as ridiculous as possible. no wonder english bosses the world.

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JenniferWas sollte man sagen, wenn man die Aufmerksamkeit des Schaffners will. Schaffner, Herr Schaffner, Entschuldigung Schaffner ???

[@lingoniGERMAN]

Du kannst auch einfach nur sagen: Entschuldigen Sie bitte...

[@filippocorvalan6326]

Aus DEM Zug? I thought it was akkusativ, so aus DEN Zug, and not DEM.

[@lingoniGERMAN]

Aus ist immer Dativ.

[@filippocorvalan6326]

@@lingoniGERMAN ohh. Got it, thanks.

[@king_has_no_clothskul8635]

jesus, it is lot to take inn.

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Bitte tausend bitte ,kannst du diese Wörte auf englisch ,sonst,beziehungsweiser,mittelerweile eklären .vielen Danke

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JENNY VERY VERY NICE GIRL

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Totally confused

[@albertmerlew]

Ich steige das Auto ein

[@lingoniGERMAN]

Ich steige in das Auto ein. ODER Ich steige ins Auto ein. ODER Ich steige ins Auto.

[@niazmaksud1139]

Er ist das Fahrrad aufgestiegen could have been simple and understandable rather than Er ist auf das Fahrrad aufgestiegen... Things got a little different here..

[@qiuxiao3851]

Dear Jenny, maybe you can just skip the sayings which you never heard of people saying?

[@theopinionuganda]

Er ist ins frau gesteigen 😜😜😜

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Sprechen Sie bitte langsam

[@karlzlok257]

She does. You should listen to real native German conversations. Plus, you can slow it if you need to.

[@naweed.majidi8771]

Vielen Dank