Verben Mit Dativ A1 | ALL 14 German Dative Verbs for A1 Level

In this lesson you can learn ALL German dative verbs for A1 level: Verben mit Dativ A1.
In total there are only about 60 German verbs which do require the Dative case. It's really worth learning those verbs and I always suggest to my students to memorize the dative verbs. Once you know these verbs... for almost all other verbs you can use the accusative case... except for example the important verb "sein" which does require the nominative case.
For A1 level it's only 14 verbs which do require the dative case. Definitely worth memorizing them! ;)
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Sir, What is the meaning of dir and fur in 1st sentence of absagen ??

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Hallo Sir, I noticed the first example "Absagen" Könnten Sie mir bitte erklären.

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1_absagen 2_antworten 3_danken 4_fehlen 5_gefallen 6_gehören 7_glauben 8_gratulieren 9_helfen 10_passieren 11_raten 12_schmecken 13_wehtun 14_zuhören

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Absagen - to cancel Antworten - to answer Danken - to thank Fehlen - to miss Gefallen - to like Gehören - to belong Glauben - to believe Gratuliren - to congratulate Hilfen - to help Passieren - to happen Raten - to advice Schmecken - to taste Wehtun - to hurt Zuhören - to listen 7:52 bonus tip very useful to learn

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I dont understand "hans felht ihr"??? why it is "she misses hans" not "hans misses her"? isnt hans the subject? why is it the object here?

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In English we simply say “I miss him/her, but in other languages such as German and Italian, when it comes to the verb “to miss someone”, we say it in a different way. In this case Hans is the subject because he is giving to her the feeling of being missed. It’s not a rule, it’s just the way we say it.

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It's more like a "Hans is missing from her", that's the way we phrase it in many languages. It's like French "Hans lui manque" or Spanish "Le hace falta Hans".

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1. Absagen 2. Danken 3. Fehlen 4. Gefallen 5. Gehoren 6. gratulieren 7. Helfen 8. Passieren 9. Raten 10. Wehtun 11. Zuhoren 12. antworten 13. glauben 14.Schmecken

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[@yourgermanteacher]

vielen Dank!! 🙏🙏😊 great to hear! no we do not have yet about commas. but i will put it on our lost for sure. 👍 just little quick: there used to be tons of rules like in english probably as well. but it got way easier with the commas a couple years ago. most conjunctions or sub-conjunctions (like weil, dass, deshalb...) have a comma before the conjunction. NOT before und and aber though. so it usually just separates two sentences. or you can also put it whenever you think the reader should take a break. hope this helps until we have the video done. ☺️

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[@yourgermanteacher]

Hallo Tasneem, thank you very much! happy to hear that our videos do help! Regarding your question: Thats why we use Dativ here, because we dont cancel something but somebody. I am not sure if you cancel somebody in English. But... this example: Ich sage das Konzert (Akkusativ) ab. I cancel the concert. Ich sage dir ab. I cancel whatever agreement / appointment we had together. So out of the context you will never come in trouble with this. Hope this helps 🙃

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@@yourgermanteacher so that means that absagen can also be used with accusative not just dative?

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Please sir, where have you put the word our appointment in your example? "Ich muss dir fur Morgen absagen"

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where i can find all 60 verbs list? are there other of your videos about it?

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Absagen - to cancel Antworten-reply Danke Fehlen-to miss Gefahhlen-to like Gehoren- belong Glauben-believe Gratuliere- to congratulate Helfen Passieren-happend Raten-advice Schmacken-to taste Wehtun-to hurt tut weh Zuhoren-listen to

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Hallo , Ich danke dir für den Unterricht aber ich habe frage. warum haben sie 'leider gehort DAS Handy nicht mir' geschrieben? warum nicht DEM handy? Ist das verb nicht ein Dativ? können sie bitte erklären für mich? Vielen Dank

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Der fresure is correct or not Feminine in dative der

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Sir, Wonderful to learning ! Fehlen; I request a bit of a clarification as the meaning of the sentence is not clear to me ! does Hans misses her really, She misses Hans really ?! Thanks 🙏

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Vielen dank!

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Tnx for the vid. But this is a bit confusing. I could positively say: Ich sage den Termin ab. Doesn't that turn that verb into accusative?

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1:30 can anyone please clarify this example? Since there is not a single noun in the sentence, does this (literally) just mean "I have to cancel (you) for tomorrow" ?

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I also have the same doubt..

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Still not understand the number 4 example. "Hans fehlt Ihr Wirklich". Is that supposed "Hans really misses her"?, and not "She really misses Hans".? Can you explain please?

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Fehlen is a soecial verb like gefallen or schmecken. Literally: Hans is missed by her She misses Hans.

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why ich muss dir fur morgen absagen translated to our though our in dativ is uns not dir?

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😂 alles klar 👍

[@lucianmarquez3113]

02:40 i watched the other video about it and sort of understood it but wouldnt it be more accurate to be tranlaslated as Hans is missed by her?? what will it be if i wanted it ,like this ( hans misses Her) also (she misses Him) i would like translation for these 2 please and thanks in advance

[@yourgermanteacher]

yes, you are right. that would be the accurate translation but not very common used right... 😉

[@lucianmarquez3113]

@@yourgermanteacher indeed-would u please translate the 2 senteces i requested ?

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@@yourgermanteacher Hallo . I think on this phrase too but I translate "Hans fehlt ihr wirklich" as "Hans really misses her". Am I right? Thank you

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However, "Sie müssen einen termin absagen" is mentioned in my German text book. absagen mit DAT order AKK? Pls help to explain.

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Yes thats correct its also a dative verb. But A2 level and not A1. 😉

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ich muss den Termin Mittwoch absagen. Why it is den? danke

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I don't understand the example "es windet" in this context here. I mean, what does it have to do with being "dativ"?

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This is no dative. Normal subject verb sentence. Not all “es” sentences are dative.

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With the third example sentence, why is deine capitalised please?

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