Understand the GERMAN CASES - Accusative, Dative, Nominative, Genitive

[@LearnGermanwithAnja]

I hope you enjoyed this video 🙂 Want to learn more? Watch my free German masterclass here 👉www.happygerman.com

[@carleze8231]

Ja. Thank you! You're such a great teacher :)

[@sanikabhumika8173]

Ja video ist sehr schon Danke schon

[@killerajtaylor3708]

Is there a normal order for cases or does everyone switch up the order?

[@alka5858]

Wowwww.......Wat an amazing explanation 😄 ! Thank you so much Anja ... Nobody explained me this simple thing even in Goethe 😬.... Love and hugs for U 😚!

[@sorin.n]

Sehr cool! I would have expected the 3rd example to be "Der Mann beisst den Hund" 🤣

[@edvinkeskin8558]

16 minute video taught me more than my german classes that ive been taking for 5 years

[@edvinkeskin8558]

and they still didn't teach us genitive in school

[@solitude99999]

Edvin Keskin 5 years😱 huh

[@Katya-fc1ce]

same lol my teacher is so useless

[@patrickmoloney672]

+Edvin Keskin I think that's more of a reflection on you and not your teachers.

[@edvinkeskin8558]

Patrick Moloney 2 years of the 5 is with a teacher that keeps making us watch movies and sit in class doing nothing pretty much every class. The other 2 years was with a good teacher but I had a highschool enterance exam i had to work on so those years were also useless since i couldn't focus on German. And the final 1 year left was the 2015-2016 season which i actually learned something from a teacher.. So yeah, wrong time wrong place for 2 years, wrong teacher for 2 years.

[@fadiabenguella8124]

I like the fact that she speaks german then she give the english translation after. It allows us to learn more words at the same time we are learning grammar.

[@ianthesecond]

Immensely helpful, really.

[@lonelyfrog5499]

And you actively listening German. It will help my subconsciousness to learn and understand more.

[@pastelpanta2966]

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[@dangillz]

I’m glad I learned English, so now I can watch a lot of KZbin videos teaching German

[@avinashjadhav2436]

hehehe

[@bolotiart]

Me 2!]

[@noelyperez2582]

Omg same sis ksksksksksk

[@drackesp5747]

Same here, I'm glad I've got a lot of extra material to work with now that I know english

[@劳资就是中国人有本事]

so true xD

[@carleze8231]

14:55 here she asks you to name the four cases you just learned and I sat in front of my laptop like a little boy in class shouting out answers to the questions with excitement XD She's such a good teacher man :)

[@kinza78651]

lol XD

[@swaglife-mi5fh]

you fucking weirdo

[@ampersandcastle1091]

Same! She’s so engaging

[@IPassedC1German]

Same here, i felt like a dog that fetched good

[@pjwarez]

"She's such a good teacher" One of the best! :)

[@captainoblivious_yt]

I love how she says "Ja?" After every sentence 😁

[@deutschlehrerinbhumi]

Und auch los geht's! 😊

[@LukeThompson28-A]

und mir!

[@eppiehemsley6556]

Who wouldn't say Ja to Anja?

[@chayo2493]

i know ryt

[@whitneyd6827]

In all my Spanish classes my professors do the same thing and end every sentence with "No?" I think it's so cute for some reason lol

[@fabianriosarias]

2 years in Germany "B1" level, here, in this video I finally understood this, thanks! nobody has make it more easy.

[@97carrera]

Hello man. How is your German? Can you speak it in a fluent way? If it's the case. Can you give me some tips?

[@celeroncb]

@@97carrera Hi, here you can find some interesting tips. de.quora.com/Wie-hast-du-Deutsch-gelernt/answer/Rahi-Joshi-2 (It applies for B1-B2 german learners)

[@97carrera]

@@celeroncb Thank you so much! I appreciate it a lot

[@inoox]

haha yes, i finally understand WHY other languages have different cases, and how they are determined :) nobody would ever tell me WHY the language is like this, but it all makes sense now.

[@loadapish]

i started trying to learn german 18 years ago and im at level a2. how embarrassing. but what is annoying is that i have never been taught in a structured way. i only just found out about these cases about a week ago

[@raar9510]

Sister literally taught me a topic in 15 minutes while the Goethe courses I pay shit ton of money couldn’t in 3 years.

[@pannoniamaps8829]

Basically every language teacher on KZbin. They are good at what they are doing, since they enjoy it. They do it with passion. And also because mostly they are native.

[@raar9510]

Tram Fanatic yup yup yup

[@yashkulkarni3100]

True that

[@zktopten5859]

Ja mir auch

[@jocoque100]

I came here because my Goethe course sucks, too :v

[@zerotrace000]

Anja is different from all other teachers. When she teaches, she has the ability to transfer her understanding to others like no other. Bravo Anja! You truly are gifted. I have never witnessed someone that teaches so effectively.

[@koichidark6858]

Quick reference for masculine articles: NOMINATIV: wer = der AKKUSATIV: wen = den DATIV: wem = dem GENITIV: wessen = des

[@CoffeeFruits-World]

Danke schön!

[@ferreiraisabella]

thanks!!

[@padminigodbole]

Vielen dank!!

[@ciaprise]

Hi! How about female and neuter articles? :) Thanks

[@TifaS.F]

Vielen dank!!! ( ´∀｀)

[@kudzaishealoismanenji1501]

Ich Komme aus Simbabwe. Danke Schon Anja. I am improving a lot

[@blackmoonmellow3865]

Ich auch

[@yegra]

Aww ich komme aus Nigeria

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Ich komme aus Indonesien

[@Sushuma-wc1vx]

Ich komme aus India

[@AleEsc_Covers]

Ich komme aus Kolumbien

[@vrnc7225]

Finally I understood. I've studing German in a course in Munich, with natives, for 3 months and I never understood. Now I got it! You're the best. Dankeschön!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@ehcsk]

The same experience, also from München. 👍

[@devannikdas4428]

U wasted so much money .... München ist zehr teuer ...

[@TifaS.F]

@@devannikdas4428 you mean "sehr"?

[@devannikdas4428]

@@TifaS.F yes ... I just started learning deutsch back then ...

[@AhmadkambizAmir-xx2ir]

Me too

[@youbebeto]

I have been struggling for months to understand the cases. Until now no German teacher nor German friends could explain to me why and when to use each case. In 16 minutes you made it pretty clear for me. You are probably the best German teacher ever! THANK YOU!

[@kromus1]

Totally agree. My wife is German, I'm British and I've been learning German for 4 years but I've given up asking her why things are the way they are. She just says 'because it is!' She doesn't know how to explain. Ironically she's a teacher in an English school, and coincidentally she's also called Anja.

[@nicolasramirez3318]

4 years studying German and I have finally understood the cases perfectly, thanks to you :)

[@SaurabhSingh-pv2eo]

Thank you so much Anja, You were the first german teacher I had. Started learning Deutsch 6 months back and now I am in Germany feels so good to watch your videos again. Nostalgic.

[@RockRoxDaL1fe]

This video is pure gold! As someone who loves learning languages, this video has been the best explanation I've seen so far, I can't even believe this is a free video. Vielen dank Anja, du bist die beste Lehrerin aller Zeiten! Ich liebe deine Erklärungen und fröhliche Haltung. I'm a native spanish speaker and your videos have made learning German infinitely easier and enjoyable)

[@hadi174]

I've just started with German and I find it difficult. But I understood your German sentence entirely and that makes me so much more confident lol. It gives me a sense of excitement each time I read a German sentence and I can understand it correctly xD

[@plua]

I watched this video last year and now i am watching it again and it makes more sense. You`re a great teacher, Anja! Thanks!!!

[@franciscobraulio588]

Viele danke für deine Hilfe, Ania. Ich lerne viel in seine Videos!

[@josephsamwely389]

Danke shon fur deine video

[@josephsamwely389]

Danke shon fur deine video

[@seraph1405]

Ich lerne viel in deinen Videos*

[@jacobspires2986]

Ich glaube es ist ‘Deinen Videos’

[@arbamamaj5770]

Ich lerne viel davon/von deinen Videos*

[@lornegorelick]

This video was incredible. The "Wen" and "Wem" explantion blew my mind. For someone just starting to learn German, this video is invaluable. Thank you for this.

[@tabularasa1973]

I've been studying German for the past couple of months and the topics of Dative, Nomative and Genetive were making me nervous. Your explanations of the topics were so clear and helpful. Now I feel confident that I can learn them and, with time and practice, I can get better at using them fluently. Thank you. Your teaching style is amazing.

[@mustafakhaledi4617]

Simply, I think you're the best teacher in the world! Thank you very much!

[@Chahirasworld]

Omg I was gonna tear up when finally understand this 4 cases!!! It’s been like a month of me trying to understand using other resources, couldn’t be more grateful 🙏🏻 thank you so much

[@Nasrmsaleh]

I am arabian, I like when you mention number of Falle in each langauge. this is smart :D btw. it is very useful that you speak in german then in english. this is very helpful!

[@azgonz56]

sie ist ausgezeichnet!

[@9Coronas]

Yes! It's really helpful the way you use German phrases and translate them. Great video, danke Ania!

[@jaidynbelbin4863]

Yes, this is absolutely great! The best channel I have found for learning German!

[@lordwilliamable]

How many Falle are there in Arabien?

[@lemon-ade3857]

El Robot de Plutón There are 3 main cases in Arabic. However, each case has at least from 3 to 5 conditions, sometimes even more.

[@candramawa12]

This channel is simple. I feel like a student who is invited to talk directly to the teacher

[@mayonshah]

this one video helped me more than two years of school. Thank you so much

[@cheryllewman]

I have been struggling with this for weeks. This is, by far, the best lesson I've come across. Thank you so much!

[@ansamzedan]

wow, I've been trying to understand this for so long! you are amazing thank you so much!

[@AdrianaZidu]

I realized that after watching your videos, the information kind of gets stuck in my head without me trying too hard, so thank you !!

[@joseribeiro2348]

I studied German in Portugal for 3 years when I was younger, and it’s only now, speaking English as my first language that I finally understood (or at least made sense of) grammatical cases. Thank SO much! That was brilliant!

[@matildawolfram4687]

My brother studied languages at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center in California. The pace of study was intense. Students had to master the language course in 36-64 weeks. Psychologically it was very difficult, but fortunately he was helped by Yuriy Ivantsiv's book "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages”. The book " Polyglot Notes" became a desk book for my brother, because it has answers to all the problems that any student of a foreign language has to face. Thanks to the author of the channel for this interesting video! Good luck to everyone who studies a foreign language and wants to realize their full potential!

[@CarlosDuarte2007]

This girl deserves a prize for this explanation! ... explained in minutes what books take 500 pages!

[@vrisco9304]

for a moment I thought you were saying Anja deserved "Pizza" :'D I was like, "what's the correlation between the two"

[@Account-pq1it]

This was the best explanation I’ve found. It really helped when you mentioned wer,wen,wem,wessen questions. That really helped! 😍 Dankeschön

[@twocrabs]

I've been studying German for almost 3 months and this is by far the best explanation I've seen so far, even after watching many videos on KZbin. Thank you, Anja. Just wish I had seen this two months ago!

[@krzysiekm1641]

German is not schwer, only to remember what is der oder die, kann leben land dauern.

[@youghalclee]

I honest to God love that video. I always struggled with the cases, and now I dont think I will ever again. Thank you. Seriously. Thank you so much.

[@haleyaronsen1805]

I learned more here in 16 minutes than two weeks in my university German class! Thank you so much for making such clear and helpful videos. Danke!

[@ghieth937]

God bless your efforts. Amazing explanation !

[@flaviatiburcio.]

you are the beeeest, Ania!!!

[@sufyanwarraich5456]

yes

[@amore5583]

I appreciate you for the the beautiful way that you explained everything clearly, god bless you, 🙏🙏🙏❤️

[@mhdluqman]

I got German and French in high school for a year. suffice to say it never stuck in my head. Now I’m already learning French, and decided to learn German again. this is very useful. thank you Ma’am!

[@anitasylvia8114]

I first discovered this channel and it was what triggered my interest to learn German. I only started taking up the A1 Deutsch Kurz three months ago and discovered how complicated German can be, but watching Anja going through the cases on her videos suddenly made me see the light at the end of the tunnel. Think I've absorbed more information from this 16 minute video than what I had in my 2 hours online classes with a specific Institute. Thank you for your wonderful videos, Anja!

[@faboxbkn]

Perfekt! such a hard content presented easily and in an understable way. Thank you very much.

[@SaDa-fp4dk]

Du bist ein Engel. Gott hat endlich unsere geboten gehört.

[@user-ce6pf9qf1j]

Super. Of course this is the best recap I ever had in my life. Also the way you takes the attention is impressive. Good luck and awaiting detailed videos for all 4 cases. All the very best.

[@kinhuien9754]

"awaiting detailed videos for all 4 cases" the whole playlist is at your disposal that's been waiting for you this last 2 years (even before you had known it) --> kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJaQZqdvpqZgd7c

[@laura1less]

Here in Brazil it's possible to find good German teachers but she has incredible teaching skills! Maybe it's her happiness while explaining... So cool and cute at the same time ❤️

[@hojjatlotfi288]

Hilf mir bitte ich liebe Deutsch lernen aber das ist sehr schwer und complex 😖

[@ursulasearle145]

This is by far the most useful thing I have ever watched/read/been taught/spoke about/ heard of EVER regarding German. Vielen dank!!

[@Sulf3ricAcid]

Incredible enthusiasm, love learning with your energy!

[@robinsingh809]

You are just amazing teacher you teaches so well i understand all four cases in one go only. Much love from india ❤️❤️❤️

[@infledermaus]

OMG! This is finally making sense! Ahhhh! You get a HUGE hug from me! 😁

[@sebastiankrajewski2029]

Only english natively speaking people dont get it. And they say Englishy is hard. Laughable. Every other idiot can learn it.

[@dr.corneliusq.cadbury6984]

Sebastian Krajewski Lmao

[@readisgooddewaterkant7890]

@@sebastiankrajewski2029 its harder when you speak another language becuse i speak swedish in swedish the have cases the n text in english where they dont have it to learn german where tou have it

[@julienbergeron5263]

You have my admiration, my most sincere thanks for making your lessons available and free on KZbin!

[@maferosorio3153]

Woooow, I don't know why it took me so long to find you! You're a lifesaver, literally understood in 16 minutes what I couldn't understand in hours.

[@Ali-oo4wi]

3:27 We have that in Arabic too, but the changes is in the end not in the "the" ! I realised after studding German, that there a lot of similarities between Arabic and German grammers

[@laura1less]

You also know English, don't you think that English it's also similar? They are both Germanic and I'm always comparing the spelling or how the words in German sound like a word in English.

[@Ali-oo4wi]

@@laura1less You are right, English and German has a lot of similarities in words, and pronounce of words...

[@laura1less]

@Əbu Zörğhanürr At-Türkməni Right? I'm always telling my friends that there's similarities but they can't see it. It’s probably something you can only notice after learning one or the other, I've only noticed after learning English.

[@CaiebesPunk]

Thank you very much ,your classes and lessons are incredible useful :D .

[@raularaujo9355]

Wow. I just came across your channel for the first time and I already love you so much. You're so nice and funny! and this is the first time that I'm understanding the cases well. Thank you sooo much and I also loved that you speak deutsch in in a clear way with English after each sentence. Best regards from a Brazilian guy who loves your country. 🇩🇪👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@mammamgigolosyoutubersrevi9631]

Wow, I am attending B1.2 German course and still now no one explained me so clearly these 4 cases. Even today in my German class I made so many mistakes. You explained them in such a crystal clear way Anja. Great job and teach us more...I am your fan now..

[@oleksiysaiko5859]

Struggled with it for 5 lessons with my private teacher. And finally understood everything within 15 mins in your video. Thanks!

[@alichangezii8333]

I just started smashing my head into wall after watching this video.

[@taod01]

Ali Changezii das ist nicht gut brü

[@Traveler-rf8ye]

Saaaame

[@blueidk4502]

My head exploded

[@moshfiq]

12:52 You should not give away the ball of the teacher. Poor teacher. 😂 Sorry for the bad joke. Awesome video btw.

[@bagaskaraiqbal7a]

My favorite part is "Finnish have fifteen cases" when I think they have 21.

[@NosakhareIyamu]

First 4 minutes and I'm already in love with your teaching...learned so much more in said time...mind blowing

[@kutyakeksz]

Dear Anja, thank you for your excellent video. I have been studying german for a while but no one could make me understand the cases. Now I understand because you were clever enough to put the 4 cases into one sentence. I am hungarian , and our language works the same way. In one sentence you can find all the cases, so in that very moment when I have read the 4 cases in one sentence I immediately realized what is all about. There is nothing left but learn all endings after the 3 different gender, and the endings of the adjective, and so on. That is something . TO understand this was easy with your help! Thank you so much! You are such a clever teacher! Viele danke. Kisses and a big hug!

[@mohammedyasar7108]

zu spät, aber ich möchte etwas sagen. I regret spending money and time going to stupid German classes. Understood everything in one videoo. Happy and sad at the same time. Thank you, you are a great teacher :)

[@ahmedchaabene2379]

sehr interessantes Video ich danke euch :)

[@waleed6113]

2:50 if my teacher taught me like that I would freak-out actually :D

[@maynaralima6209]

Thanks to explain what is german cases. I Understand Now :D I am studying GERMAN (Deutsch) with a Teacher (MAN) who came from Germany. He Lives here in Brazil. I am from Brazil!! New Subscriber! :D

[@subodhkumar7175]

Thank you so much. I have been studying german since class 4 i am in class 8 now but still i did not get the cases. Now just because of you i will score so much better. Thank u sister so much

[@timothynolan7250]

You are amazing and beautiful!

[@redeyz1885]

I swear to God you scared the hell out off me.

[@camillomancini5619]

Redeyz why?

[@saradahir7188]

can we say: ich schenke dem Kind einen Ball des Lehrers? ??

[@VideoStop24]

Ja

[@hamburg2936]

Sara Dahir as a native speaker i wouldnt say einen but den in this case, because einen is “unbestimmt“ (indefinite), but in fact the “ball des lehrers“ is familar to the subject (ich) so it makes more sense if you use “den Ball“ , in the other case (referring to any random ball) you would say: Ich schenke dem Kind einen Ball :)

[@leandrog2785]

What if known from context that the Lehrer has many balls, and it does not matter which one?

[@CharlieEsCastro]

So I can use every part from the sentence and use it at the end or at the beginning and it would mean the same thing?

[@seraph1405]

einen means that the teacher has more than only one ball if the teacher had only one ball it would be ,,ich schenke dem kind den Ball des lehrers"

[@adaa007]

I love how you use simple words to explain terms, that way it's easier to understand and it gives me room to rewrite the sentence with my own words. excellent teaching, thanks!

[@charityromero5860]

You have made trying to learn German so much easier. I enjoy the way you break it way down in order for beginners to understand; and especially the way you repeat what you say in German so I can hear what the entire sentence sounds like. Thank You!!

[@dianapatriciatorresbarrero5862]

OMG! I watched the first seven minutes of your video, and you made me understand what Goethe didn't make me understand in four classes. I almost cry since I was afraid I would never be able to understand the four cases.

[@DanielDiaz-zs1ex]

I speak Spanish, but I wasn't able to understand die Fälle in my own language so I decided to look it up in English and finally I understood die Fälle, vielen Dank Anja!! And greetings from Colombia 🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴

[@emmanuelleallen]

I don't know what it is. The mass of videos on german cases, or your spirit in teaching, but this made the most sense to me.

[@moonah9782]

Been studying German 2 years at school and never understood the difference between akkusativ and Dativ. Tomorrow I have a final exam of German and philosophy and this helped me better !

[@rubyhabibi]

Nobody explains better than you Anja. I was so confused with these topics but by watching your videos, I have understood things. Keep it up! Gut gemacht! Vielen Dank.

[@jeanettealfred2477]

Ich bin Deutsche aber habe die ganze Grammatic verlernt. Ich sitze hier und 'lerne' Deutsch. Die Videos sind einfach Klasse! Vielen Dank!

[@timwhite7127]

Clear, concise and to the point, in other words a great tutorial. Thank you for your work and generosity in making these available.

[@fredaoki2367]

Very good, I am brazilian and I am studing german, your explanation give to me for the first time a understanding about this gramar point. Thank you!

[@curlyscraziness9660]

I loved it! I'm from India and I was confused about the cases in German. This 16min video cleared them all. My conclusion is that the German cases are pretty similar to Sanskrit and Marathi cases. Viele Grüße von Indien Anja!!!!!!!!

[@davidlingard1533]

Thank you, I have studied German to A2 and struggled with the cases, yours is the best explanation I have seen to date.

[@fffffeeeee]

Sehr gut, vielen danke. Ich bin Brasilienisch, ich lerne Deutsch, das war sehr gut! Dankeschön Anja.

[@neosera5873]

I stumble on your video today. This short video is effective in helping me to understand the 4 cases of the German language. Dankeschön.

[@arham_mtl]

You are an excellent teacher. I was struggling with this topic so much. It almost made me cry how easily I understood it with this video. I was struggling with it for 1.5 weeks. Thank you for uploading this for free! Thank you so much.

[@srquint]

WOW!, What ENTHUSIASM!!!! Anja makes learning German (almost) FUN! Demonstrating each case in sentences is VERY helpful, especially putting ALL FOUR cases IN ONE SENTANCE! Also, speaking each each sentence in German followed by English is wonderfully helpful! Ya (Yes)!

[@MarcioRivera-w8r]

I have watched 4 videos about this subject and this is the first that actually explained the function of the cases!!!! thank you! it makes soooo much more sense now!

[@luisortez336]

I've been learning with your videos for some time now. I have to say you have a superb teaching skill, the combination of your personality, your tone of voice, and the structure of your reasoning is a recipe for success. I congratulate you for your amazing contribution to making it easy for us who want to learn German.

[@tiegan7158]

I've watched this video so many times. If I forget what the cases mean or I get confused then this is my go-to video. It's made so simple

[@ricardolavin3330]

Liebe Anja, ich bin zu Hause wegen Corona Virus, ich bin traurig.Du und deutsche Sprache hilfen mir

[@faramasfashion]

Your videos are such time savers. Concepts and structures are simplified to be optimum understandable. I can not thank you enough.

[@pleasecaparzo]

You are the greatest German teacher on Earth, Vielen Dank.

[@inoox]

I've ALWAYS asked (as a native english speaker) what is the POINT of cases in other languages if english works so well without it? Nobody bloody answered me! Everybody just said 'thats just the way it works' which, as you can probably guess, was not very helpful! But now, with your video, you have explained VERY clearly to me as to WHY different cases in languages exist in the first place. It is so you can know what object in the sentence is being acted upon, and which object in the sentence is being benefitted. So much so that you can put these objects and their articles ANYWHERE in the sentence and you will still know what the sentence means. It all makes sense now, after 2 years of wondering JUST WHY, WHAT IS THE POINT?!. I NOW understand the point. Thank you!

[@bodhisattva3806]

Ohne Witz Anja, ich habe mir viele verschiedenen Videos über die Fälle angeschaut aber keinen der KZbinr konnten es so einfach und ausführlich erklären wie du.

[@omidamiri5053]

It was absolutely effective in differentiating among various articles in German. I do appreciate it from Iran

[@sehamsabry2302]

Anja, believe me you are the best teacher ever, really Thanks a lot from the bottom of my heart

[@TheNotoriousFonzy]

ANJA DAS IST WUNDERBAR. DU HAST MIR SO SEHR GEHOLFEN MIT DEUTSCH LERNEN. Vielen dank

[@ajarofnutella]

oh my god i've been taking german for three years now and i've only now just gotten the hang of cases thanks to you! you have saved me many a confused class period trying to figure out how they work, thank you so much!! im also using this to help study for a test tomorrow, so thank you for helping me feel prepared! :) herzliche bedanken ❤️❤️

[@sherihawn387]

Unglaublich, Anja! Ich gesehe viele Videos über wie die deutschen Fälle verwenden, aber keines von ihnen war so effektiv und Spezifisch wie dieser ist! Ich lerne Deutsch und ich bin ein Anfänger, so es war mir sehr hilfreich! Bitte mehr Videos machen! Incredible, Anja! I have seen lots of videos on how to use the German cases, but none of them have been as effective and specific as this one! I am learning German and I am a beginner so it was very helpful for me! Please make more videos!

[@gigogeorge1351]

Your energy is incredible!!!!! I am not only learning but also get refreshed by watching your videos Danke!!!

[@howardroberts8058]

This is simply brilliant. The best and most straightforward explanation of case that I have ever seen. Vielen Dank Anja!

[@alchemistthunder]

This is the kind of information that I will never understand reading in books by myself without a good teacher. Thank you very much!