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The Only German Grammar Video You Need to Learn German!

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@arifsaleem-7377
@@arifsaleem-73771 months ago
Hallo Lari, I hope that you are all fine. Thanks you so much for your lesson. Really love it. 🌹
@Mintcereal
@@Mintcereal1 months ago
I'm a native speaker of spanish, and I started learning english at a young age. German makes quite a lot of sense to me
@peterkentt
@@peterkentt1 months ago
Teacher Lari, just 21 minutes and a huge amount of such a rich content! Thank you so much! But, teacher, how to absorb all this subject? Which advise do you give to us in order to master this knowledge?
@chiaratomasina1035
Hi, correct a set of rules but once you know them, you are pretty sure about how to speak, unlike English with so many exceptions 😅
@Frank_Stark
@@Frank_Stark2 months ago
Great video🎉😊
@blessingetto
@@blessingetto2 months ago
I just found your page and this is the detailed teaching I believe i needed. Thank you. I’m in and glued. ❤
@rafael68165
@@rafael681652 months ago
I do actually find compound words fun, funnily enough
@mauriziotosetti2343
Hello, weil is used in a dialogue and denn is used when indirect dialouge. Denn has subject plus verb as costrunction.
@Armen666
@@Armen6662 months ago
Hold on, hold on, hold on... So the (der, die, das) all turns into each other depending on the cases? wtf?
@SemuelJohnson
@@SemuelJohnson2 months ago
❤❤
@giccippi3750
@@giccippi37502 months ago
Learn in chunks, not in single words: EXACTLY!! this is the problem with online teaching programmes that are now so popular, they want to teach you one word at a time...
@Munditochulo
@@Munditochulo2 months ago
5 minutes into this she has my full attention
@meladhenes4193
@@meladhenes41932 months ago
How smooth was that ❤
@Stephromax
@@Stephromax2 months ago
You are so beautiful
@troycroom8759
@@troycroom87592 months ago
In middle school I spent a summer in der Schweiz. The local dialect was nuts, but I picked up enough Hoch Deutsch that I was semi-fluent when I came back stateside. Then, in school, we spent almost no time speaking in meaningful situations with useful phrases, and almost all the time memorizing cases, i.e dative, genitive, und so weiter. The nitpickiness of having to attach the perfect dative ending to the adjectives based on whether or not it was a dative verb...really? It's like the language was invented by a cop. Then, reading, OMG. How counterintuitive to leave the verb to the very end of a very long sentence. The people I like. The logical sensibilities and liberal politics, I like. The grammar structure...gimme Spanish any day. Ni modo. And yet I'll bet my dismay is born more from bad pedagogy and text books than Nazi grammar. How can I get past all that perfectionism?
@AGORAPOLIGLOTA
@@AGORAPOLIGLOTA2 months ago
Cool, I loved ❤!
@Bardo_0000
@@Bardo_00002 months ago
A crash course like this is the exact right shape for grammar and also the exact wrong place to start. I mean that as a compliment. Watching this cold on day one you drown. Watching it after six months of clumsy German with actual sentences banging around in your head, suddenly the four cases stop being a wall and start being a map of stuff you were already doing wrong.<br><br>Grammar makes sense in retrospect. Almost never in advance.<br><br>My loop for languages now is boring on purpose because of this. Input first, always. A German podcast on my walk to Warsaw center, one telenovela episode a night for Spanish, 15 min on Praktika with a tutor called Skye where I speak and get corrected in real time, and only then, when I keep hitting the same mistake in three different contexts, I open a grammar video like this and it actually lands. Learning it the other way around gave me nothing but headaches for years.<br><br>When did grammar start making sense to you, before you were speaking or after
@botbot-q5j
@@botbot-q5j2 months ago
Danke. This video helps me get sentence word order.
@GeorgeStracheny
@@GeorgeStracheny3 months ago
Hallo guten tag
@justlivinlife13
@@justlivinlife133 months ago
Great video but i can see some of the things from another video posted a long ago😅 so yeah. Btw those ismus ling etc ending has so many exceptions.
@greenkernel7321
@@greenkernel73213 months ago
One video you say.???? Lets talk about Vorgangspassiv and Zustandspassiv ! :D
@rwayneleon7481
@@rwayneleon74813 months ago
Vielen Danke
@UBe-hhger
@@UBe-hhger3 months ago
Eigentlich ist das Wichtigste, uns die Kaffeemaschine zu zeigen. Sis is zoo tru
@saeedulhassan3655
Super lari , viel zu lernen.
@mynamemyself5469
@@mynamemyself54693 months ago
But I just wanted to read die Verwandlung. 😑😑
@khalilur3651
@@khalilur36513 months ago
I expected Vera Hart’s archetype quiz to tell everyone they’re intuitive and powerful or something. My result was actually a lot less flattering than that 😂 At least it didn’t feel generic.
@SatishSable-m2i
@@SatishSable-m2i3 months ago
Hay I m an Indian &amp; I like to learn German language
@abdulawal6828
@@abdulawal68283 months ago
Really you&#39;re the one of the best German teachers!
@abdulawal6828
@@abdulawal68283 months ago
Very nicely addressed teaching German!
@annaadrian1817
@@annaadrian18173 months ago
I love this video! I’ve found it very helpful as a beginner German speaker. Thank you for the great information.
@amrelnaggar-n3o
@@amrelnaggar-n3o3 months ago
thank u so much
@genevricella
@@genevricella3 months ago
Excellent video. Vielen dank! <br><br>I wonder if there’s a difference between German grammatical terms and the English ones. <br><br>You mentioned “direct articles” (der/die/das) and “indirect articles (ein/eine/ einem). <br><br>In English grammar we usually say “definite articles” (the) and “indefinite articles” (a/an). <br>Thanks again!
@ItsOktodisagree.-hx7bc
SUPER HELPFUL!
@ingeludvigsen7849
I am from Norway. Very easy to talk German ... I spoke fluent german when i was 10 years old. Playing with german childring. Today i am 62....
@tojorozombie
@@tojorozombie3 months ago
First time watching…subbed around <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9EZ9j3NHTI&amp;t=690">11:30</a> in.<br> Vieren Danke!🫡👍😎
@andrewpowell3932
@@andrewpowell39323 months ago
Ausgezeichnet! I will send this to my granddaughter who is learning German. If only I had seen such a great introduction to German grammar when I was a schoolboy!
@_CharlieHarper
@@_CharlieHarper3 months ago
... concerning the &quot;compound nouns&quot;, I have encountered some really long and very funny pieces, I got to say. So, basically, I&#39;m finding it amusing.
@churchofclaus
@@churchofclaus3 months ago
Is that a prop coffee cup?
@EduardoAlemão3
@@EduardoAlemão33 months ago
Me too
@lnywulan4712
@@lnywulan47123 months ago
I am learning German as my fourth language, thank you very much for this video! :D
@chk5656
@@chk56563 months ago
Nein, nein, German grammar ist nicht easy! 😅
@AldiarBitel
@@AldiarBitel3 months ago
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@cindyb1057
@@cindyb10573 months ago
I wish I would have learned all this information especially the endings for the articles at the beginning of my course instead of final&#39;s week. Very helpful. Easy to understand. Sehr gut!!
@mtd-h2f
@@mtd-h2f3 months ago
I didn’t understand when you said “it’s tricky because in German we don’t say ‘Ich habe fertig’”. We don’t say “I have ready” in English either. PS really enjoyed the video!
@DavidBute-wf1qm
@@DavidBute-wf1qm4 months ago
No wonder English wins. Although English is already hunderspiel.
@emekaanozie9972
@@emekaanozie99724 months ago
Vielen dank für ihr video. Very helpful as you break everything down lari
@Lisaリサlovejapan
I found German pronunciation annoying and ugly,how can you help
@moayadmahamead1652
1. Starting with &quot;Wie geht es dir?&quot; is an illogical foundation; you are teaching the Dative case and complex syntax to beginners who haven&#39;t even learned basic conjugation yet.<br>2. Promoting &quot;chunking&quot; is harmful because it forces students to memorize rigid phrases instead of understanding the grammatical mechanics needed to build their own sentences.<br>3. Your circular teaching style jumping from pronouns to cases and back again, destroys any chance of a student forming a cohesive mental model of the language.<br>4. Using undefined abbreviations and symbols instead of full, formal terms obscures the underlying structure of the language.<br>You are using the same teaching method that every other teacher uses. Guess what. it never works. just because students can parrot a sentence doesn’t mean that they understood the language.<br>best regards
@JoelsStuff
@@JoelsStuff4 months ago
After struggling for days this was just what I needed!🎉
@abelfalcon9072
@@abelfalcon90724 months ago
Your English is amazing. At first, I thought your video had been translated by that scheiß AI, but it was actually your voice. Thanks for all of your videos! 🎉
@quizzlerprofessor
At this point I don&#39;t even care since iton man is gone this sucks
@ryokaizen-n2n
@@ryokaizen-n2n4 months ago
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@englischsprechen
@@englischsprechen4 months ago
Vielen Dank, es war Super! Great descriptions and examples. Thank you very much. 🌼🌻🌺🌸
@Snowflake3006
@@Snowflake30064 months ago
Thank you so much ❤
@ranaanirudh426
@@ranaanirudh4264 months ago
I understand a not perfect grammar but I understand very good german grammar in this video. Thanks mam
@RS7F221KRRCR7
@@RS7F221KRRCR74 months ago
I&#39;m Indian I just came across your channel thank you so much looking forward to learning German youre pro and it&#39;s very much easier to understand you thank you i just subscribed
@BKB_Shorts12
@@BKB_Shorts124 months ago
Pretty teacher,who explains beautifully 😊
@carabosse4
@@carabosse44 months ago
why do you speak English to teach German ?
@Cio369
@@Cio3694 months ago
💚
@arttyree4504
@@arttyree45044 months ago
Very enjoyable. I will continue to listen--and to see your nice smile.
@தமிழ்அனுபவஅறிவு
VIELEN DANK
@தமிழ்அனுபவஅறிவு
ICH HABE HUNGER
@kostakosta5352
@@kostakosta53524 months ago
feminine -pink; neuter -brown 🍺
@GregiiFlieger
@@GregiiFlieger4 months ago
Cool! Ich bin Ami und lebe seit zig Jahren in DE. Grammatik fällt mir immer noch schwer. Diese Video hilft gewaltig wofür ich mich sehr bedanke! PS - 2 Jahre deustch in der (?) Schule in NY gehabt. Peinlich… 😂
@comfortable9
@@comfortable95 months ago
why did I just found this video after almost 2 years living in german. Aber dein Video ist Toll, du machst es sehr einfach zu verstehen.
@Daniel-m9z7p
@@Daniel-m9z7p5 months ago
I wish you could get straight into the topic rather than giving a long and boring introduction.
@williamwang1319
@@williamwang13195 months ago
This video is so helpful for me as an A2 learner, thank you very much!
@thesoothingshepherd
you are setting aside the fetishistic formal and informal german for the real german that contemporary germans use. vielen dank
@hasanardent8842
@@hasanardent88425 months ago
Awesome!
@vincekelly2187
@@vincekelly21875 months ago
&quot;Was meinst du?&quot; and &quot;What do you mean?&quot; is interesting. I believe it can also be translated to &quot;What do you think?&quot; I have sometimes heard native German speakers say &quot;What do you mean?&quot; after they suggest an idea or plan to me which does not really work in English.
@deiniall2951
@@deiniall29515 months ago
Vielen Dank 🙏!
@parameswaransankaran7248
I am a Tamil. I can see that you are an excellent teacher. Please keep up the good work. 🎉❤👍
@attilagy9655
@@attilagy96555 months ago
An excellent summary 👍
@P.DowneyDE
@@P.DowneyDE5 months ago
as this is not my first go at learning a language, this is gold.. any non nouns need to be learnt in context, ideally one example per context, so important.
@aleenasaha2568
@@aleenasaha25685 months ago
When she says vlogs and it sounds like flogs 🤭I gargled my tea for you gyal. Thanks for the lesson.
@glinleyt
@@glinleyt5 months ago
Your English is virtually perfect too!
@BennettBest
@@BennettBest5 months ago
Honestly, what you are doing in this video only works for people who already understand German grammar. You are going way too fast over material particularly cases that people struggle with for years. Dative and Genitiv are unlike English and most people struggle with it for a long time. Anyway, there’s just way too much material for a total beginner to deal with in this video and you may be turning people off of German more than you realize.
@prateeknangia2098
More I learn German, more I love it.😅❤
@rodoullamichaelides5397
German has the same grammar as Greek. Its easy for me😊
@Shaz.W
@@Shaz.W5 months ago
Thank you.Glad I found your channel, Having English explanations help a lot! What happens to the article and cases with plural verbs, such as <i>Der Mann,</i> especially within the different cases?
@Harmeetsingh-et9rc
This video was more useful than most of other videos out there 👌🏻
@conceptuallearning3070
More series?
@MichaelQuintal-j8e
You&#39;re excellent!<br><br>Ich habe Deutsch studiert für 3 Semester in Kalifornien, 83-84. Also ich nach Deutschland ging, um eine Freundin zu besuchen, die Mutter sagte immer, Prima, Michael, du sprichst gut Deutsch! Sie war sehr gütig. Ich freute mich mit Ihnen. Das war in 1979, während Weinachtzeit und das Sylvester. <br><br>Du hast eine gute Methode, Deutsch zu lehren. Vielen Dank!
@mohamedesmailelsalahaty6050
Danke
@monicaferrerasdelamaza3359
Super! Vielen Dank
@el_alemán
@@el_alemán5 months ago
Seriously, you do not need to learn German grammar because Germans will begin to speak English to you as soon as they detect your non-German accent trying to speak their language 🥶
@Yuliiaikon
@@Yuliiaikon5 months ago
Love this
@lucyjuliana7345
@@lucyjuliana73455 months ago
Vielen Dank meine lehrerin
@davidhardy8819
@@davidhardy88195 months ago
I will watch you in this video several more times! You are a very good teacher! At 66, learning a new language seems like a fun thing to do!
@emilrostad9720
@@emilrostad97205 months ago
When she talks about the ch mouthsounds, i kinda sounds like when a worker spawns in age of empires. ShiiHoh
@French-Life-l3g
@@French-Life-l3g5 months ago
Thanks.Your presentation is great; very clear, logical and easy to follow. Big &#39;thumbs up&#39; from me.
@glennkeller5171
@@glennkeller51715 months ago
Hallo Lari! I have been viewing your videos and like the comprehensive input concept. I do have a question. Would it be easier to learn how to &quot;think&quot; in German? What I mean by &quot;thinking&quot; is keep the word order the same when translating from German to English.
@walterbillings7575
My mother was German, I speak a reasonable German, my wife and I, grown kids on their own for some time, have been to Germany a total of five long and extended visits in the last 16 years. Little Germany could be great again if only you would remove your Muslims and Africans that you have allowed to infest Germany. What we saw in Berlin was horrible.
@garyrintelmann1183
Thanks! Danke, Lari !!
@dorcas_T8P3M3
@@dorcas_T8P3M35 months ago
Vielen Dank Lari. Your teaching in this VDO encourages me to continue learning German. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
@EllePrays
@@EllePrays5 months ago
Fantastic way of explaining senstance structure as a pattern.
@marijaglavas7F
@@marijaglavas7F6 months ago
Dankeschön !
@jaredowe
@@jaredowe6 months ago
I struggle with german noun cases and der die das and this is helping me
@louisakirton8840
@@louisakirton88406 months ago
Danke schön Lari
@ivanlinuxandunix
@@ivanlinuxandunix6 months ago
I like compound words until we get to donaudampschiffsrarhtelektrizitätenhauptbetrieb