Wer? Wen? Wem? What is the difference and how to use them

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Hausaufgaben Die Antwort ist " Wen hat Max gestern angerufen?" Weil das verb "anrufen" immer akkusativ ist. Stimmt das? Vielen Dank für andere super video.

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[@febswelt]

Very well explained Luzi! It was also a confusing topic for me (especially between wer and wen) but you explained it so well. 👏 Also, who did Max call yesterday? Wen hat Max gestern angerufen? Because we are looking for the direct object = the person that Max called. If we are looking for the subject, who called Max yesterday? Then it would be “Wer hat Max gestern angerufen?”

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[@spikefivefivefive]

In English, "who" versus "whom" When you can substitute the subject prounouns "He" or "She" you use "Who". When you can correctly substitute the object pronouns "Him" or "Her" you use "Whom".

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Yeh but the teacher has mentioned it in the first minute of video

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Explanation and pronounciation is so helpful

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Vielen Dank. Ich hoffe, dass Sie, Videos über „wer, wen, wem, wessen relativsätze“ machen. Vielen Dank im Voraus.

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Wen hat Max gestern angerufen? It's so fun watching your video. Learning can be fun indeed! Thank you very much.

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Another great video. Thank you!

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Started reading on books by Franz Kafka and Micheal Ende and a thought hit me. What are the rules for the famous German compound words? When to create them?

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[@Obelisk57]

English WHOM is both direct and indirect objects: I gave the book to Johann, whom is my friend. Whom were you talking to? I bumped into Mary, whom is my coworker. But it's interesting that FÜR WEN kaufst du.... is direct object in German but FOR WHOM do you buy....is indirect object in English

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When will the "whose" video come ? Thanks ❤️❤️

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This is awesome...thank u so much for clearing this doubt

[@DersCalisanMelih]

thanks for the video, but i have a question; What about " Wer bist du?"- in this sentence the verb conjugated in 2nd person

[@yourgermanteacher]

The verb sein can has the “object” also in Nominative case. Subject here is “du”.

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[@PappyBanik]

Thank you very much.... Wer hat sie geweckt...is it correct......

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Hi teacher I need yr help in verb conjugation

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We have many videos about this topic on our channel.

[@habibeeroglu1949]

it is the same logic with the question word welche, right? WELCHER , WELCHEN,WELCHEM

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Immer gerne

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@@yourgermanteacher ich lerne deutsch mit Duolingo. What's the difference between gern und gerne, bitte?

[@tetyanamoore3098]

@@yourgermanteacher Duolingo never mentioned gerne!

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[@gabrielaradu2970]

If the verb is always conjugated in 3rd person singular, how can we ask: "Who are they?"

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excellent explanations

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Glad it was helpful!

[@mightyibo]

Ist englisch auch so kompliziert?

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Danke luchi😍

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Vielen Dank

[@ishaqci2009]

To make it simple I take, wer = who Wen = whome Wem = to whome (But with preposition, wer = who, wen = who and wem = who)

[@val9637]

Hallo und vielen Dank für alles was du tust/ machst. Ich habe eine Frage - ist nicht "gehören" auch ein "Dativ verb"? Danke sehr im voraus. Liebe Grüße.

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Ja richtig 👍

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This is what I just thought after watching the video. I don’t even think I know english well enough 😂

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​@@Zumaray lol 😂

[@marynkanu6844]

Wem hast max am gestern angerufen? Ist diese sätze richtig? Und ich liebe alle diene Videos

[@yourgermanteacher]

Fast richtig 🙂👍🙏 *Wen hat Max gestern angerufen?

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Danke nochmal

[@frankhooper7871]

Of course, English grammar-nerds might still insist on 'wen' and 'wem' being translated as 'whom/to whom' in English, despite the fact that 'whom' has pretty well disappeared from colloquial spoken English for quite a long time now.

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thanks

[@EJ-vi2ej]

benutzen Sie nicht zum bei spiel, "Wer bist du?" second person singular?

[@yourgermanteacher]

Yes this is correct and also wer seid ihr. But those are the only exceptions.

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Another great video. I like this channel a lot. I just wonder why Genitiv is never mentioned here and in many of your other videos.

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Genitiv is B1 level... most of our videos now are A1 and A2. But more B B1 will come in the future.

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Wen hat Max gestgern angerufen? Richtig??

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[@rosethxr]

thanks for the video! is it okay if i request a video on the difference between warum, wieso and weshalb? i was learning german on my own and had no idea what the difference between the 3 “why”s is.

[@olafkaufmann577]

There is no difference, the same goes for "Weswegen?". All these words are "Why?" in Englisch. "Warum?" is the most common of them.

[@briannabrittany3127]

Stimmt es, dass "wer" immer dritte Person braucht? Was wenn man fragt, "Wer bist du?" oder "Wer seid ihr?", oder geht das nicht?

[@yourgermanteacher]

Wer seid ihr ist richtig ja. 2. Person Plural geht auch. Absolut richtig! 👍👌 3. Sing. & 2. Plural

[@danfit.motiondaniel4228]

mein antwort ist wen hat max gestern angerufen, vielen herzlichen dank.

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👌👍😊

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Excellent video

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Thank you very much!

[@ayaaly]

Ok. Ich habe verstanden, dass Wem nach einer Person fragt. Aber wenn ich sage ,, Ich helfe einem Hund ´´ . Welche W- Frage muss ich benutzen ? Was oder Wem

[@yourgermanteacher]

Gute Frage 😀 Auch "wem" 👌

[@ayaaly]

@@yourgermanteacher Vielen Dank für Ihre Antwort Vielen vielen Dank 🙏🙏

[@kexiuwang8878]

Hausaufgabe: Wen hat Max gestern angerufen ? Vielen Dank für dieses Video....

[@Sabrina-Angella]

I'm sorry but what if the subject is plural? Like who let the dogs out? They let the dogs out.

[@yourgermanteacher]

Still wer: Wer hat die Hunde rausgelassen? 👌

[@mrcblaser]

The subject in the question is still singular. The dogs aren’t the subject. And you don’t know it was more than one person until the answer.

[@centisculpt_dp9080]

I believe it still it’s a question here. Question does not show plural or singular. Since your answer is plural the question can’t be made in plural may be. So wer hat die Hunde rausgelassen( who let the dogs out)¿ .Sie haben die Hunde rausgelassen. This is just my guess.

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Dankeschön

[@yourgermanteacher]

Bitte sehr!

[@mhditb7817]

What about “ Wer bist du ? “

[@PappyBanik]

Wen hat Max gestern angerufen.Danke😊😊

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[@Nothing-qr5wg]

Wen hat Max gestern angerufen? Since the context is talking about someone that max called yesterday, so I translated as the sentence above.

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[@hananeborss879]

Max hat gestern Piero angerufen Piero = Objekt Objekt akkusativ=wen

[@trending2419]

what's really the difference between WER and WEN. in English it all means who

[@gregoryowain2073]

That is incorrect Wer = Who (Subject) Wen = Whom (Object) It's just that whom has fallen out of favour in English and see's less use these days.

[@trending2419]

@@gregoryowain2073 Thanks you for the reply, really appreciate it 🤝

[@gregoryowain2073]

@@trending2419 No worries, glad it was helpful

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[@yourgermanteacher]

😂👍😊

[@heritierseko6375]

Gestern n Max hat mich angerufen)))) Ich denke denn verb anrufen 📞 braucht immer Akk

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Ich weiß nicht, wie ich Ihnen danken soll Ich besuche einen A2 Kurs. Ich denke, dass ich viele Thema noch nicht können kann, weil ich einen B2 für Studium brauche.

[@Cuberchicken83]

Is it Wen hat Max gestern angerufen?

[@yourgermanteacher]

👌👍😊

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Yay

[@BaraatSahiby]

Wen hat Max 😊

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Alles in butter erzählt!!

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Hi German teacher 🎉 Wen hat Max gestern angerufen?

[@yourgermanteacher]

👌

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@@yourgermanteacher vielen Dank

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Ist es richtig? Ich kenne jemand vom Internet, wen ich mehr Zeit verbringe.

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[@marymarie9941]

Wem ist Max gestern angerufen?

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Wem hat max gestern anrufen?

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Zweite Wahl. Wen hat Max gestern angerufen? 😊

[@yourgermanteacher]

👌😊

[@shubhamishra1546]

Wen hat Max gestern angerufen- probably because of the verb haben that takes one subject, in that case Max is the subject and wen is in accusative…

[@yourgermanteacher]

💪💪😊👍

[@Arman_AR]

Who did Max call yesterday: Wen hat Max gestern angerufen. Who called Max yesterday: Wer hat Max gestern angerufen. Richtig, oder?

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💪👌😊👍

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Wen hat Max gestern angerefun?

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Wenn, hat Max gestern angerufen?

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