GERMAN LESSON 10: Awesome Hints on how to Guess German Articles 😎😎

[@LearnGermanwithAnja]

I hope you enjoyed this video 🙂Watch my free German masterclass here 👉www.happygerman.com/masterclass

[@elena3687]

Anja ich habe eine Frage an Dich. Also ich weiß, alle Automarken sind maskulin ( der Mercedes, der Audi, der Opel, der Tesla) und alle Motorradmarken sind feminin ( die Kawasaki, die Harley, die Triumph). Und jetzt kommt die Frage. Wenn Du sagst " Ich bin mit dem BMW gekommen." Das bedeutet Du meinst das Auto. Und " Ich bin mit der BMW gekommen" Du meinst das Motorrad. Weil BMW produziert sowohl die Autos als auch die Motorräder. Habe ich das richtig mit den Artikeln verstanden?🤔🤔🤔🙈

[@chriss3030]

@@elena3687 der Wagen is masculine, and das Auto is neutral, but in the dative case both the masculine and neutral nouns in the singular form use the same definite article: dem, when following the dative preposition: mit.

[@chriss3030]

@@elena3687 you wrote it correctly as mit dem BMW, but der changes to dem in the dative case. No doubt you already know this.

[@MartaSusanaBianchi]

Hai Anja. Deutsch is a bit difficult. could I ask you what is the diference between the verbs wohnen and leben?

[@andrej5332]

👍❄️

[@shakingbirdart]

You mean it's not random?! I could cry! THANK YOU!!!

[@Peanutpaw0815]

Sadly it’s not 😂♥️

[@blackmango938]

it is thats why in the examples she says most of the words work like that but there are many "special" occasions which we call random

[@markdenney7977]

Its actually not as random as you think. A really good book that has helped me so much is "DER, DIE, DAS" BY CONSTATIN VAYENAS. It has really helped me.

[@aissalarbi6281]

Anyway they can't random it that will be hard for everyone even for whom random it

[@kwesigabo]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@p.3946]

Your lessons + duolingo = AMAZING!

[@demahhussein1546]

RIP

[@ranasaleem8825]

Ya

[@abbiefraser4012]

I agree Duolingo can only do so much so it's nice to have her, a native german speaker to teach us as well :))

[@moonchild6061]

Thats what i do too.. love her !!

[@ayeshaali862]

Ya girl what's your profile name on doulingo

[@stinker0007]

You my lady, are a God's gift to us! THANK YOU..

[@swatzswathi]

shaafi yearoo ya really she is God's gift for us...

[@joyjo4580]

beautiful gift from God in this world is women

[@Noname-sq5bv]

M&M's tooooooootally agreed!!! I am language teacher but you....you are the best, beautiful, pretty, hot, and smart teacher ever hu!!! wishes from Villaviciosa.

[@Nayyrda]

M&M's I totally agree with you.

[@JL7ify]

M&M's yes i agree!

[@abnermuniz8106]

I'm Brazilian, I started learning German a few months ago. In Portuguese, the word "Anjo" means "Angel". And the word "Anja" could be used for a "female angel". And that's what you are, my dear, an angel! Thank God I found this channel! You are the best!

[@z821]

Rrrrrrrrra 🥰☺️🐈🐈

[@ivanchagasp]

5:54I jumped of my seat and instantly remembered everything.

[@FACTMASTER007]

i know right...same XD

[@andrzejstasiuk8481]

The best German learning channel. You give to the viewer so much postive energy along with geastures. Body leanguage is a great way to help us memorise. Really appreciated :D.

[@IAmNotYourProblem]

I've learned 3 languages in my life *not including my native-english*. One from college, one from the military, and one from a at home program (similar to resseta stone). I'm now learning German, and it's much different than anything I've ever learned, but your videos are easy to follow! Thank you for them!

[@rawad480]

really helpful, i love how you speak in German and then translate

[@hackercee]

❤❤

[@sobbyhasselhoff]

I've been learning German with duolingo and some audio books. This video alone has brought it all together for me. Danke, meine frau.

[@jreivynz]

I have been studying these hints for an entire day and I already have these memorized!

[@hallodeutschschule]

Vielen Dank

[@iliapinzari3176]

Grüß dich hallo Deutschschule

[@anthemcorner8156]

Thanks so much, i thought i just had to memorize the gender for every single noun and now you just made learning German so much easier for me!

[@VigneshMurugesan07]

This is why a German trainer must be a native German. It was really helpful. I had hard time understanding these articles. Thanks a lot for the tips.

[@sihemghaoui9735]

Mit diesen Tipps ist es auf jeden Fall einfacher erraten das Geschlecht der Nomen, vielen Dank Anja!

[@hanneliestadler4432]

thank you Ania. German starts getting a bit easier with your fun way to explain it

[@ΕυάγγελοςΝασίου]

Das Hänchen , Das Zimmer Der Elektroherd ; Der Fahrlehrer Die Marmelade, Die Verkäuferin USW : Let give you a tip as a Greek ( because we also have three genters on our nouns. Try to learn and use the nouns with ther article and there plural and use them as mutch as you can. Rules are not just good. They are awsome but you also need to do that thing specially in the begining. Thank you Ania for that awsome leason you gave us.

[@HesseJamez]

I'm German and I'd agree. There's no working rule!

[@EI_Greko]

Ευάγγελος Νασίου im greek too!

[@268snake]

German is just like the EU, with fuzzy borders.

[@aftabahmad-rp7mw]

Ευάγγελος Νασίου

[@WildRandomVideos-wo3xe]

Thanks, but German has: Der (masculine) Die (feminine) Das (neuter) Dem (Masculine accusative case) Den (Feminine accusative case)

[@ГантуяаГанбаатар-ц8ф]

I am Mongolian and I am trying to learn German language. But I stuck with these articles. Your video is helping me a lot! Thank you very much

[@minorin7205]

Гантуяа Ганбаатар ye but there are a lot of words without a rule :/ and the words got diffrent articels in Singulary and pluaral like : Das Thema and Die ThemEN so if the Singular form is with der die or das the plurar form dosent have to have the Same articel

[@chriss3030]

you only need to know the different genders for the singular forms, because the plural articles are all the same in each case. nominative singular - definite articles (the) der - for masculine nouns, die - for feminine nouns, das - for neutral nouns, plural definite article for all is - die singular: der Mann = the man, die Frau = the woman, das Kind = the child ( the kid) plural: die Männer = the men, die Frauen = the women, die Kinder = the children (the kids) indefinite areticles (a / an): ein - for masculine nouns , eine - for feminine nouns, ein - for neutral nouns, there is no plural form of "ein & eine" ein Mann = a man, eine Frau = a woman, ein Kind = a child (a kid) Der Mann hat eine Frau und ein Kind. = The man has a wife and child. Only the masculine form of the articles changes in the accusative case der -> den, die & das stay the same. den Mann = the man ( accusative case), die Frau = the woman, das Kind = the child (the kid) Ich sehe den Mann = I see the man. Der Mann sieht *mich = the man sees me. *mich = me (accusative 1st pronoun) Ich sehe den Mann mit dem grauen Hut. = I see the man with the grey (gray) hat. mit = with, and is a dative preposition, and needs to be followed by the dative pronoun or article etc. (mit mir, mit dir, mit dem, mit der, mit den, mit meinem, mit meiner, mit einem, mit einer etc.) Ich spiele oft Tennis mit meinem Freund. = I often play tennis with my friend (I often play tennis with my friend (that is a male). change "Freund" to "Freundin" to reference a female friend. If, you have been studying German these last 3 months, you probably already know this stuff. singular nominative plural of all 3 genders (the) die accusative plural of all 3 genders (the) die dative plural of all 3 genders (the) den genitive plural of all 3 genders (the) der **Note: in the plural you can omit the definite article Die Männer singen zusammen. = The men sing together. Männer singen zusammen. = Men sing together. Ich sehe die Männer = I see the men. Ich sehe Männer = I see men. Die Männer sehen mich. = The men see me. Männer sehen mich. = The men see me. Die Frauen sehen mich. = The women see me. Die Kinder sehen mich. = The children (the kids) see me. The feminine forms of articles change less, and they often are identicle to the plural forms, except for the dative case which takes "den" for the plural feminine singular forms of "the" are: die, die, der, der Die Frau hat keine Zeit. = the woman has no time. (nominative case) Ich kenne die Frau. = I know the woman. (accusative case) Das ist das Auto der Frau. = That's the woman's car. (genitive case) Der Mann gibt der Frau ein Buch. = The man gives (to) the woman a book. (dative case) Well, I could continue. But, I have written enough for now.

[@chriss3030]

Your English needs some improvement (Minorin and you the Mongolian girl). But you are on the right track in German. However, the plural form of each case applies to all 3 genders. Thus the plural form of the article is the same for all 3 genders, the article forms only change within the singular, or between the different cases. The plurals of the cases are easier to remember, because there are only 4 choices, and 2 of them are the same. die, die, der, den. respectively. But, you probably already know this.

[@ГантуяаГанбаатар-ц8ф]

Thank you very much. Very useful. You`re so kind. I appreciate :)

[@crankbv1]

Chris Saggau. With respect,Chris, There are an awful lot of people here in the UK whose English needs considerably more improvement than the Mongolian girl. Notwithstanding that it is indeed her second language I thought her albeit brief comment was commendable. I'm sure you'll agree,sir.

[@TheEconable]

Watching this in 2019. This was REALLY helpful. I was thinking of just rolling dice.

[@MizzMamaJane]

die Zeitung, das Hänchen, der Doktor Thanks, Anja! You're the BEST.

[@EduardoCosta-bh2pt]

Ania you are fantastic! Thanks a lot for your initiative. I always wanted to learn German but it's very complicated when you don't have anybody to listen. Your classes are making me go foward so much.

[@somjax6869]

I'm 12 years old and from finland. I listen this same time I do my german homework :)

[@useyt5440]

🆗

[@tiegan7158]

@@useyt5440 🆗. I didn't know that was an emoji

[@vernishaahyoung6354]

Not even my German friends could give me tips like this. Thank you for all your hard work! You make this fun!

[@denisemastrangelo3062]

Wonderful and easy way to explain every lesson. When German grammar gets difficult you simplify it for us. Thank you so much Anja for your help you keep me motivated to keep learning your beautiful language :)

[@sumaiyatabassum6850]

i was feeling to difficult to apply die/das/der in sentence. this amazing video is just a blessing! Danke!!!!😁

[@yigitcangurses5362]

Your ethusiasm motivates me to study German. Keep your spirits up!

[@Leanne.Rivers]

Thank you SO much, I have been getting so frustrated with my German progress. Your videos are really helpful and you make it fun!

[@derekarmstrong1408]

This is great! In all of my years of German teachers, they would just say "you just have to learn the gender with the noun, there is no real logic you can depend on". My question to you is, did you learn this in school? Or is it something you discovered?

[@Lucia-io3dn]

probably because it's not a rule but a tendency...

[@Psilocybrina]

Well it technically is random, there are no actual rules for it, but in most cases what she described are true. This is a very good source to rely on but its only the case 95% of the time, there are strange outliers that just dont want to make sense lol

[@TheSirse]

I enjoy this language so much. Danke, Anja! Sie sind ein fantastische Lehrerin.

[@Daveec]

You are better than my 20 years experienced teacher of German at Uni...

[@saurabhnaidu]

So thank you for this video Ma'am was totally confused with the Artikel how to use it and when . It really helped so much . Great teaching.

[@mr.awesomefrog4311]

5:54 scared the sh!t out of me !!!!!!!!

[@Reverie723]

laughed so hard rofl!

[@kimiyamahmoodibehrooz9454]

so I was not the only one who got scared!?

[@shubham1234]

:D

[@taureankartik4]

Mr. Awesome Frog hahaha same! but she's great and really energetic

[@gogooooo3996]

LMAO dying

[@irynamorenodeaquino6164]

I love you ! Seriously! Finally I understand! I'm trying to understand my teacher at German school. But in Germany you study German in German 🙈 thank youuuuu

[@janesantannanascimentocunh9176]

Der Jahr, der Monat , der Tag , die Woche. Viele Danke Anja! Du bist wundervoll...

[@pboyle1117]

So helpful! Quick question! If nouns derived from verbs, when removing ''en'' ending, are always Masculine, why is 'the game' - 'Das' Spiel as opposed to 'Der' Spiel?

[@ManikandanSritharaneeb]

Hallo Anja! die Biologie oder die Philosiohie oder die Universitat oder die frequenz. das A oder das B oder das schwimmen oder das Leben oder das Timing der Mann oder der Lehrer oder der montag oder der Januar Tshuss!

[@magrethmkama4232]

I stucked here.. This is really hard for me.. just repeating it again and again but still can’t understand Lesson 9 & 10 is really something else But Youre a good teacher and the best..

[@jacksonvarghese2168]

its bit confusing you are right but try to concentrate on last words you may get it

[@adamwnt]

yeah it's definitely not easy, i'll keep on with new material and will come back a couple more times on this one, it is what it is

[@tiegan7158]

Once you learn more German, you may pick up on these when learning new nouns but just keep coming back so you're reminded

[@Mom-yg1rt]

It’s so satisfying to put two and two together and figuring out a word like I knew what Freundschaft meant because I new Freund and I also somehow understood Jahreszeiten because I knew Jahr

[@nastasha5357]

There are many good german lessons in internet but yours is easy to memorize because you give us positive energy :)

[@alpsekerci8474]

Just started out today and I was afraid of the articles mostly. Well, lessons are getting better and more exciting. Great series of videos! Liebst aus der Türkei! (I hope it is correct :))

[@favourginikanneji9652]

Der mann der Fruhling der Somme die frau die Datei die Wissenschaft das Madchen das Experiment das Drama

[@butt47jk]

Brilliant video , will take time to learn as I only started German 3 weeks ago as one of those learn any language in 3 months.But I realise the guys who do learn in 3 months only learn phrases like ,what's your name , where are you from , how old are you,what do you like etc etc etc .....to learn properly you need2 years minimum. To be honest the reason I chose German is because Christmas just gone I was at a party where there were people from east Europe mainly Polish,Czech,Latvians so on and I was involved in a conversation with them on languages .They all agreed that German was the hardest, bad for your throat,worst to listen to and where French sounds sexy and poetic ,German sounded like cars crashing basically everything opposite to French.Anyway I came home and putting aside the stereo typical German I heard in my history classes (WW2 the Fuhrer shouting,infact most Britons have that image) I put on youtube and watched a few programs and I fell in love . I thought wow what an authoritative and commanding language and I am going to learn it. so here I am

[@song7087]

I thought the same when I first learnt it but now I'm in love with German.

[@اميرةواميرة-ث5ر]

+Lyly Lay bhuk

[@MonicaJoyCantilero]

Shahid Butt I fell in love with the German language too because of this character. It's very attractive to me as well because it's challenging.

[@anettehergl5519]

Interesting to hear how people from all over the world feel about my native language and a little sad, too, as most of them find similar descriptions as you did..bad for the throat, authoritative and commanding. I`d wish the sound of German too could be called poetic. Maybe I found an example of German that doesn`t sound so harsh : kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYOUpGOdf56drs0 It`s a poem by Rainer Maria Rilke. Does that sound throat soring as well?

[@ramizureikat3793]

Shahid Butt mais je préfère le français plutôt

[@MKRM27]

Just say "Der" every time, quickly. If that fails... resort to English.

[@SyedShoaibMahmood]

MKRM27 😂good one!

[@NurcellariFlorian]

ich sage einfach immer DIE

[@Nercam1]

U sir, are my new god xD

[@crankbv1]

MKRM27. That's a little trick I tend to use too. Spoken quickly and without over emphasis you can get away with it. If in doubt,use Der every time.

[@curt0571]

Taffy Nou Was ist mit Dir Los? I would say that upon learning what motivates your thinking. LOL

[@JBMusic3]

Guten Abend! Die Hausaufgabe - Der Schmetterling, der Schlaf, die Schwierigkeit, das Schwimmen. Dankeschön! Tschüss!

[@joeconklin2542]

I just started learning German 12 days ago. Die, Das, und Der are definitely the hardest part so far. Thank you for your videos they are very helpful. My Homework: Die Frau ist Schön. (The woman is beautiful.) Der Kellner ist Klug. (The waiter is smart.) Wo ist das nett Wagon? (Where is the nice car?)

[@johnnydepp6907]

Vielen Dank. That was very helpful and informative,you saved my German. 😍😍😍🎉🙈

[@shotasato2856]

3:25 Naturrrrwissenschaftennnn!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jacquelinebaltazar554]

this is awesome cant wait to watch all your videos!!!

[@khinmyatthu9289]

Danke schön. Ich lerne Deutsch aus deinen Lektionen und sie helfen mir sehr.

[@edwardr7520]

Recently discovered this channel and I'm loving the lessons! Please don't take it down!

[@cocowhite2854]

Girl I love you! thank you so much!

[@misterest5597]

So pretty and such a grear treacher! I have got alot of respect for you! You made learning German so much fun! Keep posting such great videos ! ❤️ thank you! 😊😊

[@Galal0110]

Hello Ania. I am confused between "Nomen abstammend von Verben mit -en" which are mannlich, and "Nomen abstammend vom Infinitiv" which are neutral. Can you please explain the difference?

[@KaiStrohscher]

+A Throbbing Peanuts In the first she talks about nouns that are derived from verbs while in the other example she is talking about gerund. sleep: The nouns of to sleep is sleep or the sleep, but the gerund is sleeping. Ania sleeps a lot. She needs a lot of sleep, because sleeping is healthy. Ania schläft viel. Sie braucht viel Schlaf, weil Schlafen gesund ist. gehen/to go: The noun of the verb 'gehen' is 'der Gang', but the gerund form of 'gehen' is 'das Gehen' laufen/to run: The noun would be 'der Lauf' which means the race or the run. Das Laufen would be the gerund. Der Lauf war langweilig. The race/run was boring. Das Laufen ist langweilig. Running/jogging is boring. fliegen, der Flug, das Fliegen. to fly, the flight, flying schneien, der Schnee, das Schneien to snow, the snow, snowing

[@Galal0110]

I understand now. Thanks a lot.

[@Galal0110]

+Learn German with Ania and Thank you Ania for your AWESOME videos! :D

[@sterntv7783]

Learn German with Ania:der Buchstabe

[@joannademee]

so you have Sitz coming from SitzEN which is a verb.. so you take the verb cut it.. MAKES A NOUN out of it.. then you have Schwimmen and das Schwimmen .. both are used as in the verb case so you can say das SchwimmEN ist toll.. used as a noon and you can say man kann schwimmen used as verb.. see the difference..? Both EN - EN are having a DAS in the noun but EN - / has a DER in the noun

[@ladyjladyj9379]

Thank you my special teacher, wooow , you really make German language easier for me and I am really grateful for all your support, thank you.

[@rolliearcillas3031]

very clear and easy to grasp, ma'am you are a blessing for us german language learners.

[@garybeckner2991]

Der Mann, Die Madchen, Das Polizeiwagen Danke Anja Sie sind Wonderschon

[@VaraPrasad-vz2wx]

das* madchen

[@atruv2089]

are there any exception words?

[@jaglarmigtyska]

Yes, for example the ending -ei is mostly DIE, but Der Papagei (the parrot?)

[@minorin7205]

Bertuğ Manavoğlu or there river Rhein in germany ^^ its der Rhein

[@stephenpaul8830]

That's not the best example, because the article (der) is describing "Fluss", not the name of the river.

[@eisblatttonks7156]

Ich glaube, ich habe einen Fehler gefunden. Und zwar bei den Beispielen für "der", am Anfang. Nämlich: Du hast gesagt, Nomen, abstammend von Verben, "-en" sind auch immer "der". Aber es heißt doch DAS Essen obwohl das Essen von essen(eine Mahlzeit zu sich nehmen) kommt. Ist das ein Fehler? Oder habe ich da etwas falsch gedacht Und die Hausaufgabe: der Computer, der Hund, der Teller, der Keks, der Kuchen:-p das Handy, das Haus, das Kaninchen, das Pferd die Katze, die Wohnung, die Dose, die Kamera

[@eisblatttonks7156]

Öhm…ups, nein habe ich nicht;-) Ich dachte, du hättest das einfach…übersehen:-D Tut mir leid:-)

[@7soulscats736]

ja this is the magic ^-^

[@chriss3030]

You generally address a stranger with Sie, unless they use "du, dich, dir, etc." to address you. Then it is ok to use those informal forms of address back. However, start with Sie. Later, you can always change to the appropriate informal form of - you. You would use the formal Sie with your boss, but someone your age, that you are more familiar with you can use "du, dich, dir" accordingly. addressing a single female using "Frau" is ok. Frau = Mrs. (Schmidt), die Frau = the woman, meine Frau (Ehefrau) = my wife. Herr = Mr. (Schmidt), mein Mann = my husband (Ehemann). Damen und Herrn = ladies and gentlemen. Addressing a married woman with Fräulein = miss (young lady / young woman/ little lady) it may make some women angry. However, most German speakers won't get upset at your minor mistake. A woman is more likely to get angry if you use rude forms of addressing a woman, or calling them Herr, rather than Frau. Well, to instruct your co-worker you need to use the imperative form of a particular verb, also known as the command form. infinitive verb form - the - to be - form such as "hören" = to hear / to listen to, becomes "hör" when giving a command to 1 person, an example would be: Hör mir gut zu! = listen to me carefully! you would have to change the form of the verb to match how many people you are addressing. "Hören Sie mir gut zu!" can be used with 1 or more people. it is also a more polite way to give an order of: listen to me carefully! (listen carefully!).

[@estherbenchur]

Ich glaube du hast es misverstanden Das Sitzen, Das Plauschen Das gehen.. wird zu Der Sitz, Der Plausch, Der Gang etc..

[@maryielang]

Der Schmetterling, die Woche, das Thema. Anja, you are saving my my life, I only know german orally but I have german family also my mum is German. I can communicate with them because of you. Danke sehr, Mary Edith Long Haiger From Sachsen

[@balajirajabhather5103]

1. der Bereich (range) 2. die Zeitung (newspaper) 3. das Geld (money)

[@catattack9575]

Ah, yes. The most manly creature. *DER SCHMETTERLING* Butterflies are INTENSE.

[@kroanius8808]

Zerschmettern in german means to destroy

[@tokyothekidd]

Als ich das auf Deutsch lernte, hatte meine Klasse ein Lachen darüber 😂

[@mahmoudsherrah397]

This might sound really weird but... I'm in love with your teeth! Ich liebe deine Zahne xD

[@SunriseCraver]

Mahmoud Sherrah *Zähne

[@BurhanulHikam]

4:27 die Mathematik? oder die Mechanik? aber der artikel ist der selbe😂

[@dariusheghbali8122]

Artikle is die for both

[@BrigitaSalai]

Gute Nacht Anja! So I'll try to do my homework without the words listed in the video.😅 DER: - Gehen - Springen DIE: - Geographie - Malerei - Wirtschaft DAS: - Album - Feigling

[@shakerparsa9947]

Danke schön! Sie sind ein guter Lehrer.

[@Dawit-ke5nl]

Entscheidung ich habe ein frage was ist die der das For englisch gender or anther mining

[@mohamedyoussefmhiri8036]

u mean Entschuldigung not Entscheidung :p

[@khadartahir1127]

Learn German with Ania

[@chriss3030]

Dawit 71921273 ..."ich habe eine Frage". = I have a question. Question - is a feminine noun. Therefore it takes "eine" = a / an another meaning?? ( you wrote: anther mining) English only uses 1 form of - the, and 1 form of - a / an. German has 4 cases, and so does English. However, German has more forms of "the" and "a / an" than English does. (nominative case/ subject or the one who does the action of the verb)der, die, das = the, die = the (plural of all 3 genders - the) der Mann = the man, die Frau = the woman, das Kind = the child, die = the (nominative plural of all 3 genders) den Mann = the man, die Frau = the woman, das Kind = the child, die = the (accusative pluarl of all 3 genders) dem Mann = (to) the man, der Frau = (to) the woman, dem Kind = (to) the child, den = the (dative plural of all 3 genders) des Mannes, der Frau, des Autos, der ( genitive plural of all 3 genders) ein/ eine / ein (nominative) einen /eine / ein (accusative) einem/ einer / einem (dative) eines / einer / eines (genitive) Das Auto eines Mannes. = The car that belongs to a man; The car of a man. Das Auto des Mannes. = The car that belongs to the man. Franks Auto = Frank's car. Ich gebe dem Mann ein Auto. = I give (to) the man a car. /I am giving (to) the man a car. Der Mann sieht kein Auto. = The man doesn't see a car. (The man sees no car.) Eine Frau hat ein Kind, ihr Kind ist ein Junge. = A woman has a child, her child is a boy. Eine Frau ist schön. = A woman is pretty Ich sehe eine schöne Frau. = I see a pretty woman. Eine schöne Frau sieht mich. A pretty woman sees me. Sie sieht mich nicht. = She doesn't see me. Ich gebe der schönen Frau eine Blume. = I give (to) the pretty woman a flower. Siehst du die schöne Frau? Ja, ich sehe sie. Do you see the pretty woman? Yes, I see her. Das ist die Frau, der ich eine Blume gekauft habe. = This is (that's) the woman, that I bought a flower (for). Anyone got anything to add or correct feel free.

[@DashberlinR6]

Khadar Tahir y

[@joannademee]

der die das is the articles used in front of words for example DIE PERSONEN the people .. however no idea what language you speak to explain it in your Sprache

[@javiercreed9436]

0:19 she says "ich gehe in die ecke dafu" .

[@ashrafeshrat2006]

der mann die frau das kind

[@abdullkabul8420]

Brave Boy nein der frau

[@bboynava1812]

Nein, die Frau.

[@lionbrand5859]

Abdull Aimaq Nein die Frau ,,Frau" ist weiblich , deswegen ,,die"

[@esmailakbari9877]

Das Auto,der Mann,die Frau

[@literallylyric262]

@@abdullkabul8420 only in dativ and genetiv case you say der frau

[@artmag6196]

Ну хоть одна объяснила как они определяют артикли. Danke sehr!!! Дай бог тебе здоровья

[@speedkills2861]

Thank you! I took 4 years of German in high school and I had a decent teacher but not a native speaker. I know my teacher was okay because it's now 20 years later and what I learned was correct and is come back quicker than I expected. But I remember asking the question how do you know what the correct artical is? Only answer I got was you kinda have to just memorize the nounds and pay attention to the endings.

[@kacheongchan8205]

Hi Anja ! I have just started to learn German for a month. Just want to say that your videos really help a lot. Vielen Dank :D

[@alanvt1]

Irony is: this Germanische language follows Latin with its tortuous declensions more slavishly than the so-called Latin languages!...what is needed is a pair of scissors to this ridiculous grammar!

[@Sarah-sb8ie]

Alan Thomas That's so true! However, you don't know what's hardcore language grammar if you haven't tried learning any slavic language! 7 (I don't know the name in English, but its die Kasus in German) + billion exceptions and irregularities 😂😱

[@zindrag]

Slavic is nothing. Try Chinese :).

[@nusproizvodjach]

Chinese has no declensions

[@Alchamei]

Yeah, Slavic languages have a crazy number of cases and and hard akcent. :-D

[@Moejbd]

Try Korean

[@interghost]

Way too much info in this video too process sorry!

[@Prometheusaurus]

Vielen Dank Anja! Der: der Samstag, der Dezember, der Freund Die: die Mannschaft, die Struktur, die Präsentation Das: das Z

[@MG-vs1lq]

Das ist ja super! I had 2 years of German in college, and was not taught these tips! Danke!

[@sanjitbiswas1739]

Sie sind eine wunderbare Lehrerin. Ich lerne viel aus Ihre Videos.

[@ahmadjamei9815]

سپاسگزارم آنیا شما آموزگار خوبی هستید. من اهل ایران هستم. Vielen Dank Anija Sie sind eine gute Lehrerin. Ich komme aus dem Iran. Thank you very much Anija Your are a good teacher I am from Iran.

[@troyke]

You make the whole mystery of the "der-die-das" a non-mystery with these tips! Great job!

[@zenabsakina6044]

der Mann, der Sommer,der Montag,der Schmetterling,der Elefant, der Idealismus,der Teppich ,der Honig die Frau,die Mosel,die Bücherei ,die Freundschaft,die Gesundheit,die Landung, die Universität,die Situation,die Logik,die Philosophie,die Frequenz,die Kultur das A, das Fräulein,das Museum,das Experiment,das Thema ,das Leben,das Timing,die Gebäude Danke!

[@jacquelinemartin4091]

Vielen Dank Anja, du bist eine super Lehrerin! Meine nomen sind :- der Onkel, der Lauf, die Musik, die Identität, das Essen und das Tischchen. Ich wünsche dir einen wnderschönen Tag!!

[@ashutoshmahajan7199]

I taking the german classes right now but the best understanding of everything i get from Anja.

[@selen457]

Der: Tage/monate -> Der Montag Die: -ie -> Die Biologie Das: -um -> Das Museum

[@alparslan4161]

die Kleidung/-ung der Tisch/-ich das Gegentil /Kollektive mit Ge- Vielen Dank Anja für deine supper videos👌🏻

[@aleksandralelek911]

Der Sommer, die Gesundheit, das Thema. Vielen Dank, Anja.

[@gabriellesmith2356]

Danke, Anja! Der Fruhling Der Montag Der Januar Der Schmetteling Der Elefant Der Zirkus Der Teppich Der Schalf Die Donau, die Bucherei, die Freundschaft, die Gesundheit, die Landung, die Universitat, die Situation, die Logik, die Philosophie, die Toleranz, die Natur.

[@najjmashaukat240]

DER /: Himmelsrichtungen : Norden, Süden. Osten & Westen und Automarken : BMW, Honda, Skoda DIE : Blumen/Bäume : Rose, Tulpe, Lilie DAS: mit Endungen - o : Foto, Auto, Radio, Konto, Disko

[@jotagabe]

Danke! Ich bin aus Brazil und ich lerne gerne deutsche mit du.

[@vat69man2002]

Ich liebe deine Begeisterung! Sie sind fantastische.

[@herrfaiz118]

Sie sind einfach wundervoll ....wow what an useful video....after watching this video, German Articles don't seem complicated anymore

[@ahmadmurtazaershad6576]

Das Timing, die Wissenschaft, der Herbst. Danke.

[@tomatrix7525]

Das Kino, Der Film, Die Schwierigkeiten, I’m by no means fluent at German but I feel an important thing to add is all plurals (As far As I know) take Die, so zum beispiel anja hat gesagt dass, schwierigkeit (difficulty) nimmt der aber wenn es plural ist, nimmt es Die, das ist ‘die Schwierigkeiten’

[@arifzafar7614]

you my dear is a fabulous teacher for girls like me wanting to learn german

[@nadiaignatenko]

Compass directions are DER: der Norden, der Süden, der Western, der Osten

[@blipcollective]

danke, wunderbare . die Gemeinschaft, der Liebling, das Häuschen

[@riteshk4191]

Your classes have helped me a lot.Danke!!

[@praveendintakurthi7463]

Der : seasons, days, months, ling,ant,us, ich,ig. Die : rivers, schaft,keit, heit,ei,enz,anz,tät,ion,ik,ie Das: Albhabets, lein,chen,um,ment,ma, infinitivverb, english word with ing (timing, training )

[@zurimusica]

Hallo Ich lerne Deutsch und mag deine Videos sehr. Vielen Dank. Ich bin auch Spanischlehrer und möchte Sie fragen, mit welchen Programmen Sie Ihre Videos bearbeiten. Ich mag deine Ausgabe wirklich. Vielen Dank

[@vesnakraus5932]

My kids love your lessons and we are doing one every day. Would you have a document summarizing those hints on the common endings and how they can tell the article?

[@sandrapiovesana6572]

Excellent way to motivate learning!

[@lisamorales7819]

Hi Anja, thank you for your lessons. I am just a little confused with these: For DER: Nomen abstammend von verben mit -en z.B der Schlaf, der Sitz For DAS: Nomen abstammend vom Infinitive : das Schwimmen , das Leben. Would it fine to ask you to elaborate on this. I would really like to understand more.

[@hallowcrystal]

How about these ones: Der Musikant - The musician Die Bewegung - The movement Das Abbruchfirma - The demolition company Just got some random ones, hope this helps someone learn a new word.