Learn German | Dative case | Possessive pronouns | German for beginners | A1 - Lesson 35

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Lektion fünfunddreißig Possessivpronomen im Dativ = Possessive pronouns in dative case • Hi! Ich bin Petra. = Hi! I am Petra. • Das ist mein Mann. Ich gebe meinem Mann einen Kuss. = This is my husband. I give a kiss to my husband. • Das ist meine Tochter. Ich gebe meiner Tochter einen Kuss. = This is my daughter. I give a kiss to my daughter. • Das ist mein Baby. Ich gebe meinem baby einen Kuss. = This is my baby. I give a kiss to my baby. • Das sind meine Kinder. Ich gebe meinen Kindern einen Kuss. = These are my children. I give a kiss to my children. • Das ist Martin. = This is Martin. • Das ist sein Bruder. Er kauft seinem Bruder eine Schokolade. = This is his brother. He buys a chocolate for his brother. • Das ist seine Frau. Er kauft seiner Frau eine Schokolade. = This is his wife. He buys a chocolate for his wife. • Das ist sein Kind. Er kauft seinem Kind eine Schokolade. = This is his child. He buys a chocolate for his child. • Das sind seine Freunde. Er kauft seinen Freunden Schokoladen. = These are his friends. He buys chocolates for his friends. • Das ist Maria. = This is Maria. • Das ist ihr Freund. Sie bringt ihrem Freund das Essen. = This is her boyfriend. She brings food for her boyfriend. • Das ist ihre Schwester. Sie bringt ihrer Schwester das Essen. = This is her sister. She brings food for her sister. • Das ist ihr Kind. Sie bringt ihrem Kind das Essen. = This is her child. She brings food for her child. • Das sind ihre Nachbarn. Sie bringt ihren Nachbarn das Essen. = These are her neighbors. She brings food for her neighbors. • Wir sind Lukas und Kathrin. = We are Lucas and Catharine. • Das ist unser Vater. Wir kaufen unserem Vater ein Geschenk = This is our father. We buy a gift for our father. • Das ist unsere Mutter. Wir kaufen unserer Mutter ein Geschenk. = This is our mother. We buy a gift for our mother. • Das ist unser Haustier. Wir kaufen unserem Haustier einen Knochen. = THis is our pet. We buy a bone for our pet. • Das sind unsere Großeltern. Wir kaufen unseren Großeltern ein Geschenk. = These are our grandparents. We buy a gift for our grandparents.

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Hello I am really thankful for your lessons. There is something bothers me in 6:10. Why it is "schokoladen", the others are "schokolade". Is it a mistake or what? Thanks again.

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It's plural

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Guten abent, ma'am don't you think at 4:56, it should be 'das ist seinen bruder' in place DAS IST SEIN BRUDER, because bruder is akkusativ objekt and hence will be preceded by a possessiv akkisativ pronomen. Kindly clarify. Danke

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Why in akkusativ case you used das essen instead of ein essen?. Others are ein Geschenk, einen knochen etc) if so at what situation/ words we need to use der/die/das/. Thanks!

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Hello… I was wondering if you have a video lesson of nicht vs. keine or kein? Or tips maybe… It can get confusing sometimes like in English we could say “I don’t have a car” but in Deutsch it is not “I habe nicht ein Auto” and instead “I habe kein Auto” which in English is actually literally translated as “I have no car.”

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You probably figured it out till now but as far as i know kein is like a negative and opposite version of ein. You use ein kein etc in sentences that are based around having something. So kein translates as something like "dont have" When i say I dont have kids,it translates as ich habe keine kinder. When i say i dont have a car,it translates as "ich habe kein auto" if i will to say i have these things(if its just 1 btw) i would simply change kein with ein. You can use nicht in other sentences but mostly it would be placed at the end of the sentence. Ich liebe dich nicht oder du bist nicht nett etc

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Thank you very much for your videos. I have a confusion that these are possessive articles or possessive pronouns ? As they are used with noun and previous videos in nominativ and akkusativ stated possessive artikel so i got confused. It would be really helpful if you can clear this doubt. Vielen Dank !

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[@keerthikeshkar]

Lehrerin I see a little mistake in the example given for 'unser'. Why is it 'einen Knochen'? It should be 'ein knochen' right?

[@tonabengtsson3766]

A bone is in this case in Akkusativ which means that (m) Knochen will be “einen Knochen”

[@Desidoc-germany]

how do you decide if a sentence is in dativ or akkusativ case?? is there any trick to check that??

[@sanamihome]

A whole sentence is not dative or accusative. The parts of a sentence (usually a noun or group of words with a noun) can be accusative or dative. In English, the accusative object is called the direct object and the dative object is called the indirect object. In the example sentence: I gave my cat a treat. “I” is the subject (nominative case), “gave” is the verb, “my cat” is the indirect object (dative case), and “a treat” is the direct object (accusative case). The direct object (accusative object) is receiving the action of the verb directly (the treat is being given). The indirect object (dative object) is affected by the action of the verb but is not the directly affected. Usually it is the recipient of the direct object. Hope this helps.

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Hello, in this example "Wir kaufen unserer Mutter ein Geschenk" is it ok to use ein? isn´t it accusative? Thank you very much.

[@gloriaadotevi1266]

In Akkusativ only the maskulin changes. Geschenk is neutral so there no need to add an en.

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Please how will someone know this is dative or Akkusativ, when a question is set

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*Dank

[@DanielLopez-cr7pc]

Vielen dank für deine Lektion. Ich habe eine Frage: Was sind die, Possesivepronomen oder Possesiveartikel? I mean, this are really artikels, not pronouns, aren´t they? In any case perfect explanation, thank you so much :))) Thsa same happen for the Akkusativ und Nominativ, you wrote Possesivepronomen, but I am wondering if those are really pronomen oder artikels.

[@LearnGermanOriginal]

Yeah, these are Articles ;)

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What is the difference between possessiv pronomen and possessiv artikel?

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Question not directly related to the main subject if I can. When do we know if a Freundin is a girlfriend or just a friend. Is there a way to differentiate?

[@LearnGermanOriginal]

Eine Freundin von mir - my friend Meine Freundin - my girlfriend

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[@mishraarun5000]

Vielen danke dear. I just wanted to know why the sentence structure totally different from English just an exm. In English we will say I will give a kiss to my husband but in German why just like I will give my husband a kiss ?? Why opposite ?? Bitte.

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I have a question to you teacher in my country by the way I am from Azerbaijan and I have been in several germany courses there our teachers they told us in German language some verbs they demand akkusativ for example geben kaufen why in that sentence you didn't say wir kaufen ein geschenk unserem vater thanks in advance

[@LearnGermanOriginal]

kaufen takes both dativ and akk object

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How would we know when to make the first letter of a word capital in German? Can you please help?

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when is a noun

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[@minecraftadventure1703]

gebe is an action about how it becomes dative ? dative is the location .

[@minecraftadventure1703]

its akkisativ

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Can someone help me understand why she said it's only the (ihr) eurem, eurer........ That changes Towards the end of the video 😢

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[@iehtisham202]

mam but essen means to eat but at 7:11 it is given food, mam i am confused

[@LearnGermanOriginal]

as a verb, "essen" means "to eat" as a noun "das Essen" means food. Some words have multiple meanings.

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Auf Deutsch … Artikel sind sehr sehr wichtig, wenn erinnern wir die Artikel und bestimmt Artikel dann alles ist sehr einfach.

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9:19 Shouldn't that be "Das ist unseren Vater" since it's akkusativ?

[@LearnGermanOriginal]

No. Its Nominativ

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Is this possessive article or possessive pronouns