Understanding German Cases: Nominative, Akkusativ, Dativ, Genitive Explained | Deutsch Mit Tabassum

In this video, we dive deep into one of the most crucial aspects of the German language: the cases. Understanding the Nominative, Akkusativ, Dativ, and Genitive
Cases are essential for mastering German grammar. I will explain each case in detail, providing examples and tips to help you grasp their usage and importance.
This video is perfect for German learners of all levels who want to strengthen their understanding of the basics and build a solid foundation in the language.
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[@stranoamore]

It means possesssive pronouns and genitive case are two different things ?

[@DeutschMitTabassum]

@@stranoamore Yes, the main difference is, Genitive Case shows the relationship between two nouns like in this example 'Das Buch des Mannes' there is relation between the book and the man which is: it is 'the man's book' Where as possessive pronouns directly replace a noun to show ownership or possession. like in the given example: 'Mein Auto' which shows the relation between a thing and a person (man) So to summarise, The Genitiv case modifies nouns directly to show possession or relationship. Possessive pronouns, on the other hand, replace nouns to indicate ownership directly and can stand alone. I hope you understood the difference, if not then please let me know I would make a video on it. Thank you!

[@stranoamore]

@@DeutschMitTabassum thank you , yes i understood it, non one can explain better than this