Learn German | German Grammar | Dative prepositions | Präpositionen im Dativ | A1

[@EP_1990]

Using the right dative preposition in the right context is the most challenging part.

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[@andisetiawan7907]

HOW? in this video they just give us the example of Preposition with Dativ case. they don't give us WHEN , we must to use the dativ or preposition with dativ

[@dipparamdani303]

GENAU!!!

[@dakuyt5468]

Ja,bruder

[@lounesmouzaoui2313]

Exactly .this is the most challenging thing in german .mastering the prepositions.

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Von 2:58 mit 4:34 aus 6:14 ab 7:16 seit 7:52 nach 8:24 bei 9:32 zu 10:40 gegenüber 12:08 Thank me later😅😊👍

[@vkbtex]

Your explanations are far better than my current German Lehrerinnen. Danke.

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[@shabanahfazal6512]

This a very helpful video but please note one common basic error in your translation: in English we would never say ‘Since one year I am living in Germany.’ It is more grammatically correct, and natural, to say: ‘I have lived in Germany for a year’.

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[@LearnGermanOriginal]

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[@shireenkasim]

Now I am understanding this grammer. Ich habe diese gramatik verstanden

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Danke fur Deutsch lehren

[@DankeDirHindi]

Hi! Monika, My question is that here zwichen,unter,neben,hinter, these are the important preposition neither you have discussed about these in accusative nor in dativ?

[@avnikaur1203]

there's a different video or that

[@rolexsir9121]

One small suggestion🙏 when you showing a noun please mention it's plural form also......🙏🙏

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Very helpful video❤

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Your job is great! well done and thank you so much. Can I know the number of lesson videos for A1 examination please?

[@LearnGermanOriginal]

For A1 there will be a total of 65 videos.

[@bhanuchirutha]

@@LearnGermanOriginal Why is this lesson not part of A1 playlist ? I have been doing the A1 playlist but now I see this video which is not part of A1 playlist

[@moazph]

It is like: When do you have time for studying?

[@LearnGermanOriginal]

Wann hast du Zeit zum Lernen = When do you have time for studying?

[@davidmessi6552]

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Thank you so much! Tesekkurler! Danke!

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Es gefallt mir sehr gut.Vielen dank:)

[@AmaIma24]

Gestern war ich beim Arzt. Heute gehe ich zum Arzt . why we use "bei" in the first example and "zu" in the second one ?

[@LearnGermanOriginal]

Gestern war ich beim Arzt. (Wo warst du?) Heute gehe ich zum Arzt. (Wohin gehst du?)

[@germantutorAshisRoy]

Zum Arzt - to where. beim Arzt- with whom.

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[@Boss-dy4lw]

hallo , thank you so much for such an wounder full video , can you please explain me the difference between this two sentence (1) ich habe seit zehn jahren klavier gespielt (2) ich spiele seit zehn jahren klavier

[@LearnGermanOriginal]

"Seit" is used a preposition when you began with an activity sometime ago and it is still going on. (2) is perfectly correct! (I am still doing it) (1) are you talking about an activity that has ended? then you can say: Ich habe zehn Jahre Klavier gespielt. (and I don't do that anymore)

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Vielen Dank

[@avanithakkar9876]

In the dative article Zu, you gave an example- Wanna hast du zeit zum(Zu dem) lernen? But there is no 'the' in the sentence, so how did dem come?

[@cemgecgel4284]

not the verb "lernen" meaning "to learn"; noun "Lernen" meaning "learning" in dativ

[@thechemist901]

I never had learn so much in my own mother language

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Danke!

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Danke das hilft mir

[@barrehassan7695]

Vielen dank deine video

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Dankeschön

[@RishabhGupta-q5c]

I have a doubt: In the first example of von, can we say "er kommt gerade vor arbeit"?

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Danke schön.

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Sehr gut video

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Sehr gut Video. Vielen Danke

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Perfect viel danke

[@SMAonlineTrend]

hi. i don't understand difference between aus and von what is a tip to understand this tricky

[@artistryswati]

Very very helpful,danke!!

[@ekremcalis4028]

Danke auch.

[@zull4895]

do we put these propositions before objects of the sentence?

[@ferejferej1236]

Herzlichen dank! ich finde das sher gut.

[@aquariusstar1806]

Sehr toll . danke 😄

[@ManishThakur-qj2ro]

How to determine in these simple sentences that which one is dative or accusative...?

[@tekluberektab9570]

Vielen Dankeshön

[@AlokOberoy]

Thanks ma'am

[@advocatepinkychawla5284]

Sehr gut danke

[@aswathkrishnabalaji]

Hi, I have a question. You said that " Du sitzt mir gegenuber" is an example of gegenuber being after the artikel. Can you also say " Do sitzt gegenuber mir?" It would be much appreciated if this is answered!!

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[@sangitaburade3790]

Sehr gut!

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Vielen Dank! 01.06.23

[@malekyelles4762]

Vielen Dank ! that was very useful , i had some difficulties with the preposition "Bei" but i conclue that we use it to indicate the place we are in without really belonging to this place. ist das richtig ?

[@mehulagarwal9455]

But what are the rules for changing positions of verbs?

[@tvvt005]

10:16 can we use mit here instead of bei?

[@ToshibaTSIP]

Same doubt

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Viele danke

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Thank u very much for all....

[@Harishdiaries]

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Danke vielmals

[@nazcret22]

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[@Boss-dy4lw]

i think , this video made my day , thank you soo much for that . can you please tell that , is it correct to use "ab" in the following situations . (1) Wir fahren ab der universität mit dem Auto . ( we are travelling from the university with the car) (2) Jetzt fährt er ab meinem Haus mit meinem Fahrrad. ( now , he is travelling from my home with my bicycle) (3) Sie fahren ab speakeasy mit dem Auto. (( speakeasy is an language institut , in which both speaker and listener are know about it)) in all above examples , the speaker is trying to say the location , from where the speaker would like to travel . i mean all above statments will give answer to the question "" WHAT IS THE LOCATION , FROM WHERE ( WE / HE / THEY ) ARE TRAVELLING"".

[@LearnGermanOriginal]

You are most welcome!Yes you are right. AB can be also be used with location. Your sentences are fine :)

[@nkemi.8874]

Sind die beiden Verben "wohnen" und "leben" interchangeable?

[@LearnGermanOriginal]

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[@nkemi.8874]

@@LearnGermanOriginal Dankeschön.

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great!!

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Superb 👍

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[@किमजोंगउन-ह4य]

Shouldn't we use "aus" instead of "von" in the 1st exmple (Er kommt gerade aus die Arbeit.)

[@qwertyasdfg2219]

Are there any differnce between "eine" and "einer" in pronounciation?

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Ich finde sie sprechen sehr gut

[@abrhamtecklit4735]

Gut lernen danke

[@kmishra1542]

What is the difference between 🔴ich trinke kaffee ohne Zucker . 🔴ich trinke kaffee mit Zucker How to know whether we have use akkusativ order nominative?

[@LearnGermanOriginal]

By remembering that ohne is an accusative preposition, and mit is dative.

[@shikhargambhir7317]

Ich trinke Kaffee ohne Zucker - I drink coffee without sugar. Ich trinke Kaffee mit Zucker - I drink coffee with sugar. IMPORTANT:- We can get to know that whether a sentence is Nominative oder Akkusativ by seeing the verb or the preposition. In the sentence above : Ich trinke Kaffee ohne Zucker - AKKUSATIV - ohne(akkusativ preposition) Ich trinke Kaffee mit Zucker - DATIV - mit(dativ preposition).

[@shikhargambhir7317]

@@LearnGermanOriginal Ich trinke Kaffee ohne Zucker - I drink coffee without sugar. Ich trinke Kaffee mit Zucker - I drink coffee with sugar. IMPORTANT:- We can get to know that whether a sentence is Nominative oder Akkusativ by seeing the verb or the preposition. In the sentence above : Ich trinke Kaffee ohne Zucker - AKKUSATIV - ohne(akkusativ preposition) Ich trinke Kaffee mit Zucker - DATIV - mit(dativ preposition).

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[@toutestdit1646]

Good video, but at 7:30, I don't think "You can continue to work from Monday" is a very good translation in English. Perhaps "You can continue to work starting (or, on) Monday"

[@Dikshant121]

Thank you for the class,sher gut!! This is my understanding PLEASE CORRECT ME IF I'm WRONG !!! ab- "staring from" or continuation "from" of time. aus- when used consumption "of" something directly from it packaged or intended form/ belonging "from" a particular place. bei- working "for"(by) a Company/location of something or someone "near" to something or someone/presence "at" a location. nach- Time/when going "to" a particular place/expression "after" a particular event. zu- when travailing "to" a particular person/when traveling "to" a particular place in perfect present tense (i.e going)/ time "to" for doing a task. correct me,if I'm wrong !!! Danke sehr