Learn German | German Grammar | Dative case | Dativ | A1

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[@nastasha5357]

Subject = Nominative Object = Akkusaitiv Object (indirect) = Dativ

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In an hour, I am going to have my online German exam and I haven't learn anything about dativ verbs and it is the main thing that is coming in the exam. Thank you 'learn German' for teaching us so well!!👍

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[@minimalist2406]

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Wow the lesson is very organized, obviously took a lot of work, this simplified it for a lot of people

[@gardeningssflower9815]

My german friend was trying to teach me this for weeks when I could’ve just listened to the first 4 minutes- :/

[@greatcesari]

Maybe you just get mental blocks under pressure.

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[@inonil309]

This helped me so much while struggling to find a solution to understand Dativ.

[@PumpkinPieDoll]

After years of studying German these videos have helped me learned German grammar the most

[@alexi9108]

So, German Dative comprises Belarusian/Russian Dative and Instrumentative plus sometimes Prepositional. That was the snag! Vielen Dank für Ihre Erklärung.

[@shikshachhitij9894]

I was trying to understand this for weeks but understood in just first 5 mins of your video.. thank you 😊💓☺

[@ajayyukesh5522]

Hallo

[@samisaeed88]

Thank you very much Learn German team, honestly this is Nr. 1 channel, Providing the best quality, Whole course not only summaries, clarification of this dative and accusative is the best, most simple one, I could confidently say better than many, on class courses that we have made! stay precious sami

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[@suchitadeshmukh8790]

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[@ashmitadua9089]

Der - dem Die - der Das - dem Die - den+n

[@rubysahu1484]

Can you make a video making me understand how to understand that a sentence is nominativ or akkusativ.... I am confused with it. Please reply

[@claricecriativa]

hey dear! so, the thing is: it's not the sentence that is akkusativ or nominativ or nothing, instead the parts of the sentence are! you ask questions to the verb, for example: "er trägt (what?)" - "er trägt EINEN hut". What is the question you ask the verb and the answer is in akkusativ. that's me explaining in this very simple way, but that's the idea. you have a verb, and you ask something to it in order to know more about the information, the phrase. i cook - what? --- i cook a cake. you asked what to the verb "to cook". ------- "I am calling" - WHO are you calling? --- i'm calling HER. do you get it? that's the way i can explain it, i'm sorry if it is confusing tho

[@claricecriativa]

a sentence can have parts in akkusativ, nominativ and genitive for example. focus on the verbs, they are incomplet if you finish the sentence on the verb. try to cover the rrst of the sentence and ask the proper question to the verb, with what you need to know to understand the phrase. "i give it..." --- you give it TO WHOM? ----i give it TO ANNA.

[@claricecriativa]

You may also ask more than one question to the verb. like "gives what to who?"

[@fidelenyandwi592]

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[@animeguy7037]

Ihr explanation ist gut

[@joellousa6507]

Thanks so much, this was so helpful to me ❤️

[@jameswilliam5247]

Vielen danke für deine hilfe

[@aanyalabbancruso527]

Für deine hilfst

[@priyankadhumal7254]

Ur explaintion is so good

[@shamilshareef1670]

This is best ever dativ video ❤

[@Me-wd7ui]

Thank you so much, I really mean sooooo much ✌✌✌✌👍👍👍

[@LearnGermanOriginal]

Most welcome :)

[@Ali-vz9rs]

Danke Ihnen.😊

[@kasiorap]

and just like that, 4 months of german courses make sense

[@KareeshmaShajidaHazimiya]

Lol my whole 2 years

[@geetanjaliaggarwal11]

Thanks it helps me a lot

[@BTCMAN]

schoenes video! danke viel!

[@ayerafatima3b630]

Subject- Nominativ Object- Akkusativ Indirect object- Dativ

[@zar_germany]

thank you it was useful😍

[@ridhimadugar7759]

You explain very well .....thank you

[@iliasahmadi9342]

Danke schön

[@LearnGermanOriginal]

+Roqia Ahmadi Bitte

[@sciencemaniawithabhishek8726]

Danke

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Vielen Dank aus indien

[@Dizyrahardjo]

I'm reading the comments and.... I guess I,m the only one that is so confuse... but I will keep learning. thank you Learn German ❤❤❤

[@germantutorAshisRoy]

Dankeschön!

[@abhinavpa7688]

Thank you soo much

[@sohasoha2138]

Very helpful thank you

[@Solo.Gr8]

Why the example sentence with emma 5:38 didn´t get "ihrer" instead of ihr? Since its dativ case...

[@halloonballoon1816]

Because there's no noun after it, the ending only changes if it is next to a noun (to my knowledge I'm a beginner) e.g ich schenke ihr eine schokolade (i gift her a choclate) vs ich schenke ihrer Katze eine schokolade (I gift her cat a chocolate)

[@karishmaanandgrover1556]

Nice are you a teacher

[@soufianei.a.o7554]

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[@marcelomartel9074]

I can see that the R in "meiner" was pronounced instead of using the vowel sound that it's used at the end of "einer". Is it different in across German accents?

[@bettyzhowao7196]

you are the Best Lehlerin

[@aswathysoniya3668]

Gibt es plural Artikel in unbestimmtem Artikel ( --- + n) ?? Soll man bei Dativ Plural ein 'n' hinzufügen ( bei Dativ plural unbestimmter Artikel)???? Bitte schreiben sie ein Beispiel

[@johannes-euquerofalaralema4374]

klasse

[@alobousizaid2875]

Dankeschön

[@lightnajla775]

Now we have a clear idea

[@griffintroster5229]

Why is "ich bin in der schule" Dative?

[@halloonballoon1816]

Because in is a dative/accusative preposition, depending on whether the subject/object is moving from one place to another, since the subject is already at school (not moving from or to school) it is dative

[@MohammedBourima-u5h]

thnk you

[@yigitcan824]

Können Sie mir helfen? Why the article _die_ for feminine becomes _der_ in dative whereas _die_ for Plural becomes _den_ . They both of them is _die_ in nominative but their dative Artikel is different, which is like a exception?

[@TRICKSTEREX890]

There's too much promotion of their video 😂😂😂😂😂 Btw good videoo

[@unkmigvel]

The video link for the "Dativ Prepositions" is the same as for the "Artikel im Dativ" Please Fix!!!

[@LearnGermanOriginal]

Okay. Thanks for pointing out!

[@zersamiir2022]

vielen danke

[@minddestress]

Mir is es kalt. What is "es" mean here? Is it to emphasize? Can you give more example related to this? Thanks

[@yigitcan824]

Indirekt objekt dativ) -Ich habe meiner Frau süßen Hut gekauft. -Meine Lehrerin gibt jetzt uns einen Mathetest. -Meine schöne Freundin hat mir eine Nachricht gesendet. mit dativ-präpostionen -Ich möchte mit ihr sprechen. Ich liebe sie! -Ich muss nicht mit Auto fahren. Das ist zu teuer!! Verben mit Dativ Basketball gefällt mir. Den Leute Helfen macht spaß Der Laptop gehört mir. Ich danke meiner Mutter. Sie war immer fleißig.

[@vishivaidu]

@learn german I have a doubt regarding this sentence to find the dativ in this Ich bringe Wein und Käse zu der Party. Please help me out Thank you

[@halloonballoon1816]

Zu is a dative prepostion, it changed the die to der from party, it can be shortened to zur party instead.

[@riyaraut8135]

how do we pronounce s at some places we pronounce it as normal s and at some places as z , how do we figure that out?

[@yassinabdelrhman5875]

Danke schön But you a problem of pronunciation the letter R

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[@TG19948]

I Dont have word identify 4 you. thank u too much i need to what is dativ und accosative or which lesson learn on you tube please send me the lesson. thank u for cooperation. አመሠግናለሁ ።

[@LearnGermanOriginal]

+መሞትህን አትርሳ You are welcome! Here are the links to lessons on Accusative and Dative :)Accusative: goo.gl/3CnWqJ Dative: goo.gl/JaUxwI

[@ladybu5]

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[@SonuSonu-gg7gx]

I ask' to,for, from, whom after the verb use this

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[@feef2963]

I have a question with "die Eltern geben"

[@poonam_punj]

Poison means gift Correct me if i am wrong

[@5oyxk_]

Die Mutter kauft ein Kleid (The Mother buys a dress) Die Mutter kauft * der Tochter* ein Kleid (The Mother buys a dress for the daughter)

[@dushyant5011]

He hide my Gift under the table( is table indirect object?)

[@LearnGermanOriginal]

under the table - prepositional object

[@karishmaanandgrover1556]

Ich lerne perfekt deutsch

[@osmanakbac]

I do not understand we dont put der Tochter after ein kleid . It should be like that "Die Mutter kauft ein Kleid der Tochter" ?

[@EledeRR]

Because the order is Nomin. Verb. Dative. Accus.

[@siyona2359]

but y ihrem?

[@visheshsaxena2179]

pdf ?

[@stevenalien2735]

Hey, it's my first time to study German , the grammar is so hard for me, I can't understand.... What should i do 😂😂😂should beginner study grammar?

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Yeah

[@Hanata99]

I join Goethe Institut intensive class and I was like 😵‍💫 during the class. I don't understand tbh 😅

[@arshamex7725]

oh god that was hard

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this video is almost usless half the the time you recomend other videos if u have put it one it would save time

[@ayerafatima3b630]

Agree with you

[@edgydankboy5412]

Warum ist nicht wie kann ich dir helfen ?

[@MrSilenxe]

du-->dir Sie-->Ihnen. Your example is also correct but on their example the speech was formal (the employee was asking the client)

[@AthmaNathan]

Can we say Die Mutter kauft ein kleid für die Tochter?? Instead of Die Mutter kauft der Tochter ein kleid

[@sfopera]

Please learn how to pronounce cases correctly in English.

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!!!

[@sfopera]

Terrible presentation of way to much information.

[@ezekiel3160]

Skill issue

[@Priyaismy]

Danke❤

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Danke