I missed just one! I’m so happy! 😄 great job Jenny! 👍🏼 it’s more fun to do the exercise when you are dictating it, rather than simply reading it on a book. Also the "wie sagt man das auf deutsch“ it’s incredibly effective, sounds like a German learning mantra!
Zurzeit die beste Kanal für Deutsch lernen.Ich nutze Podcast Addict App und bin zu vielen Kanäle abboniert. Ich klicke nur Neueste Episoden und bin immer auf Laufende.
should u do this more often? YES ABSOLUTELY!!! this episode has solidified my knowledge and i feel like i finally have these tricky adjective endings down. it's suuuper useful to take a quiz and get immediate feedback, and the way you explain thoroughly is awesome. keep it up!
I'm brain dead...but loved this kind of quiz! The very best! With explanations for each sentence whether it was nom, akk, dat, gen, pl and usw. We need confirmation of each to build our confidence, as well as tell us which ones we need to focus on. Hope to see more!
You are far from brain dead. Never speak poorly of yourself. God did not make junk, people choose to act less than human. Put your chin up y keep it there. You learning German shows you have an inquisitive mind desiring knowledge. Good for you.
Hi ! Fantastic stuff, as usual. Thanks to your step by step approach I got everything right except for the sentence with "Jeans" which is supposed to be feminine plural in PONS' dictionnary and made me write "en".
This was incredibly useful. Depressing, but useful. I intend to repeat it until i am more confident with the constructions. A brilliant video, viele danke.
A nice couple of 'rules of thumb' If an adjective has a definite article before it the ending can only be -e or -en. A preceded adjective in the plural (i.e with die(N&A),den(D),der(G), or kein, mein, etc) always ends in -en.
These quizes are wonderful. They make you think. I have a question Jenny. I am confused about Student and Studenten. I know Studenten is pleural, but can it also be singular? Why didn't question 36 say, "Der Professor hat dem verzweifelten Studen geholfen"? Since the sentence uses "dem," it must be referring to a single student. But why Studenten? Can Studenten also be singular?
i take one of your example, "Die junge Ärtztin behandlet den Patienten".The question is how do I know whether the noun "den Patientan" is singular or plural. Very recently I found out your channel in youtube, I should say, its awesome stuff you put it our for other people. I thank you behalf of all german learners and myself
I had a few questions about the previous 3 videos and you already answered in this one, Thanks :D i have a request, hope it's applicable .... is it possible to make a video about the writing skills and how we can pass the writing exam?
Jenny : is there any app or site where we can find plural form of words. I understand your examples. However get stuck for nouns to recognise in plural unless u indicate bestimmt Artikel die. Viel Dank für ihren helfen
Hallo Jenny, danke sehr für Ihre Hilfe. ıch habe eine frage; "Der Professor hat dem verzweifelten Studenten geholfen" oder " Der Professor hat den verzweifelten Studenten geholfen" 12:33 weil ich weiß, dass "Studenten" im Plural ist.
Hallo Jenny, du bist wirklig super un eine gute Lehrerin. Ich wollte fragen: warum nummer 37 ist: Er hat sich seine neue Jeans angezogen und nich SEINE NEUEn. ich habe im worterbuch Jeans PLUR gefunden =(
hello, had smth to ask about question nr. 36 ,is it student or students...kind of lost there ... too many "-en" i guess. Anyway you know you're the best ,right!!! loved every video!!!
Yes old English is similiar to the German, since Saxons lived in the north of todays Germany and Denmark. English was changed due to the Norman/Viking invasions dramatically.
@@lingoniGERMAN hallo teacher. I recently adopted German into my list of languages as I currently reading in 7. Yet I can say pleasantries in 19 languages. I see Spanish influences as well in German which surprises me as it's an Aryan language. Gott ist gut.
I missed 8!! Something is wrong with me because I remember the grammar(identifying the cases, sentence structure) but for some reason I'm having trouble remembering vocabulary. Without vocabulary I really can't advance. Any suggestions on how I can improve?
Exposing yourself to the German language daily. Reading, writing, listening and speaking. Get a tandem partner (Tandempartners.org). Work with a teacher. Watch movies, German TH-cam channels etc
This is my experience.....learn 10 new objects a day. Carry around a small notebook 📒 y write 10 words down daily thru your life. Ex. Chair, desk, family, world, y things of interest pertaining to your own life. That's 30 per month. It ads up. I can get thru 7 languages in reading. I know not your gender. Men are better with numbers, y woman better with letters. Shalom y God bless you.
Correction, I meant that learning 10 new words per day is, not 30 per month, but 300. I was in a house fire y had 14 skin graft operations, now I left handed, my apologies for the error. Shalom.
Ein Kommentar im Bezug auf allen Videos in der Folge ‚‘German With Jenny‘. Alle sind sehr nutzlich, aber es wäre viel leichter eine bessere Methode die Videos zu refrenzieren. Zum Beispiel, nach ‘for more on this, please see this video here’, kann man ein kleines Bild vom Video sehen, aber leider gibt es keine Nummer mit dem Bild, um das maβgeblich Video zu finden. Danke
Das Quiz war sehr nützlich Jenny. Danke :) Kannst du mir bitte den folgende Satz erklären? "Von unserem Hotelzimmer aus haben wir eine tolle Aussicht." Ich habe mir das Video nur angehört und versuchte, einfach ins Deutsche zu übersetzen und als "Aus unserem Hotelzimmer haben wir eine tolle Aussicht" übersetzt. Ich verstehe nicht warum in deinem Satz die beide 'von' und 'aus' gibt? Danke !
Jenny could you please make a video on how to use "about" in german? Like in we need to talk about your future, name one bad thing about Merkel, there are so many things I like about Hong Kong, I could've never suspected something like that about him etc... I've seen people use über, von, um and an, and i have no ahnung when to use which one.
it's not the preposition that you need to pay attention to but the verb you are using. There are verbs with prepositions (I already made a few videos on this topic) which you need to memorize. i.e.: Ich rede über den Film. (I'm talking about the movie.) = reden über Was hältst du von Angela Merkel. (What do you think about AM.) = halten von Das hätte ich niemals von ihm erwartet. (I would never have expected that of him.) = erwarten von
16:03 wait what? Is that how we pronounce "chinesischen"? My teachers in Mexico told me to pronounce it like in "ArCHitekt". Or does it just depend on the accent?
Hello, I'm confused with one example #43: "Ich habe mit einem neuen Kunden telefoniert." Kunden is plural, and singular form is Kunde. "Kunde" should have been used as the Unbestimmt Dat. form dictates if the guy was talking to one of its customer, shouldn't it be?
Thnx so much 😍🌸 I have a question I noticed that in akku case in plural especially in (bestimmt) u put (en) !! Shouldn't we put (e) !! or I get it wrong 😭
Hallo Jenny. Eine Frage bitte. In der Tabelle sagt "rotEN Autos" aber im Video "Er wäscht schmutzige Wäsche", also En oder e akkusative PL? Vielen dank
1:28 "Das sind keine schönen Blumen" Aber warum "Das sind schöne Blumen" - in beiden Sätzen sind Blumen "Nominativ". Wiese mit "keine" sind es "schönen" und nicht "schöne"?
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Es gibt viel zu erinnern, aber viele Beispiele zu hören, ist meiner Meinung nach die beste Methode.Danke vielmals.
Yes, please do this quizz more often!
I missed just one! I’m so happy! 😄 great job Jenny! 👍🏼 it’s more fun to do the exercise when you are dictating it, rather than simply reading it on a book. Also the "wie sagt man das auf deutsch“ it’s incredibly effective, sounds like a German learning mantra!
It is fun way to learn German.
Jenny, make some more videos like this
Brilliant, Jenny! This has really helped to anchor my adjective endings. You're the best!
Zurzeit die beste Kanal für Deutsch lernen.Ich nutze Podcast Addict App und bin zu vielen Kanäle abboniert. Ich klicke nur Neueste Episoden und bin immer auf Laufende.
should u do this more often? YES ABSOLUTELY!!! this episode has solidified my knowledge and i feel like i finally have these tricky adjective endings down. it's suuuper useful to take a quiz and get immediate feedback, and the way you explain thoroughly is awesome. keep it up!
Though I missed several but , this is very useful area to uncover. Thanks.
Danke schön, Jenny! Es hat mir sehr geholfen, woah...
My Adjektiv Endungen are on point now. Thanks!
You should definetely keep doing these kind of videos. These are very helpfull and make us understand better the topic.... Vielen Dank!
I like the way you explain and worksheets offered by you, thanks.
These quiz are super super useful. Können Sie mehr machen?
Ich mag es! Es ist ein hilfreiches Video! Bitte wenn Sie könnten, machen Sie mehr solchen Videos!
Wow I really enjoyed and I got 90% right please we need more quizzes it's fun and useful. Ich Danke Ihnen mit Ganzen ❤️
okay, I will make more then :)
I'm brain dead...but loved this kind of quiz! The very best! With explanations for each
sentence whether it was nom, akk, dat, gen, pl and usw. We need confirmation of each to build our confidence, as well as tell us which ones we need to focus on. Hope to see more!
You are far from brain dead. Never speak poorly of yourself. God did not make junk, people choose to act less than human. Put your chin up y keep it there. You learning German shows you have an inquisitive mind desiring knowledge. Good for you.
Great video. Adjective endings are hard for me. I'd love more quizzes like this.
I prefer verbs best at the end for some reason.
I adored this video. Please do more of this type of video ( quiz)
This was very useful. I missed a few, but that's how we learn.
+ptreth36696 absolutely :)
I agree. Much better way to learn than reading grammar.
Sehr hilfreich.. Bitte machen Sie mehr Videos wie diese. :)
Incredible video!! I missed about 5, thank you so much for all your lessons. Please do more quizzes like this one😘
I missed only 5. Jenny this was SUPER usefull and yes! do more of them :) Thanks a lot for your help!!!
Yayyyy, I got 48 out of 50 correct! It is a fun way to learn. Please continue with such quizzes. Thanks a ton!
Hi ! Fantastic stuff, as usual. Thanks to your step by step approach I got everything right except for the sentence with "Jeans" which is supposed to be feminine plural in PONS' dictionnary and made me write "en".
Dankeschone Dear JEnny!!!
Love it, great exercise. The plural words through me off. Would love to see some exercises with the use of darauf, worauf, woran, darueber and so on.
Ich danke Ihnen sehr. Ich bin wirklich sehr dankbar für diese Videos.
you should do it definetly more often! es war super
nice quiz i think you should add more time for guessing the ans but thank you this will help me in my test
Vielen Dank! Es hilft mir sehr viel!
Very good quiz! I got 49/50 (98%). You should really do these more often.
Das ist ein hilfsbereites Video!
This was incredibly useful. Depressing, but useful. I intend to repeat it until i am more confident with the constructions. A brilliant video, viele danke.
Scoobies doo, why did you find it depressing. It's called challenging your mind to higher learning. Your on the right path, do not falter.
Great quiz ..I've just about cracked this subject, but it took a while to get the hang of it.
A nice couple of 'rules of thumb'
If an adjective has a definite article before it the ending can only be -e or -en.
A preceded adjective in the plural (i.e with die(N&A),den(D),der(G), or kein, mein, etc) always ends in -en.
..that should be... keine,meine,etc)
Vielen Dank für ihre Videos, ich habe viel gelernt. Können Sie bitte eine Video darüber was man im A2 kennen muss machen
This was amazing!! Thank you so much Jenny
Das war Sehr Nützlich, Vielen dank Jenny :)
Thanks for your great effort. I can't believe that this was a free quiz!
Free can be awesome.
WOW Es war so viel Spaß und Herausforderung. Dankeschön Jenny.
ich habe nur 3 Fehler gemacht. Das war super nützlich, danke sehr !
Dankeschön Jenny ❤️😘😘
+1 for doing this type of quiz more often. I kept messing up the plurals.
Time y practice.
That was very helpful. I'd love to watch more like it. Adjective endings are hard for me.
Patience MW.
definitely more often , good work
Dieses Material war für mich sehr nützlich, insbesondere die Sätze mit N-Deklination. Vielen Dank!
You fluent ?
@@vals4207 ne. ich denk nicht
@@anastasiiaokonnikova2187 still better than me 👍. you B1 or B2 ?
C1
@@anastasiiaokonnikova2187 ohh thats great. From how many years you've been learning german ?
These quizes are wonderful. They make you think. I have a question Jenny. I am confused about Student and Studenten. I know Studenten is pleural, but can it also be singular? Why didn't question 36 say, "Der Professor hat dem verzweifelten Studen geholfen"? Since the sentence uses "dem," it must be referring to a single student. But why Studenten? Can Studenten also be singular?
Thank you so much 😘😘😘😘❤️😘😘😘
Super usefull! Please do these ore often :)
i take one of your example, "Die junge Ärtztin behandlet den Patienten".The question is how do I know whether the noun "den Patientan" is singular or plural. Very recently I found out your channel in youtube, I should say, its awesome stuff you put it our for other people. I thank you behalf of all german learners and myself
You sound like a gracious y classy individual.
I had a few questions about the previous 3 videos and you already answered in this one, Thanks :D
i have a request, hope it's applicable .... is it possible to make a video about the writing skills and how we can pass the writing exam?
Nice Quiz. Thank you jenny. Have a nice trip.
+Fouad Maizar dankeschön :)
Vielen Dank ich lieber dessen Informationen ich bin sehr glücklich für dessen Informationen
I learned new y helpful words. Danke schon.
Dank dir habe ich alles richtig gemacht.
Please do it more often.
some one please explain the difference between comparative adj and unbestimmt nominative masculine adjective. vielen Dank
Danke Jenny ❤
I made 5 mistakes. That was awesome video! Keep going! Thank you
I love this quiz video!thank you,Jenny.
Eben, das video ist sehr schön, danke sehr jenny. Amer
More often, please!
47 out of 50 correct. Not bad. Thank you!
I found the quiz very useful. but I think in 43th example instead of Kunden should be Kunde.
only 1 genitive example? overall, I like the quiz approach & think this kind of thing must be helpful for learners.
Danke Schoene
Dankeschön
Jenny : is there any app or site where we can find plural form of words. I understand your examples. However get stuck for nouns to recognise in plural unless u indicate bestimmt Artikel die. Viel Dank für ihren helfen
Hallo Jenny, danke sehr für Ihre Hilfe. ıch habe eine frage; "Der Professor hat dem verzweifelten Studenten geholfen" oder " Der Professor hat den verzweifelten Studenten geholfen" 12:33 weil ich weiß, dass "Studenten" im Plural ist.
Danke 🙋
Echt super!
Hello,
Can I still buy the 3 month package? I have trouble buying it.
Hallo Jenny, du bist wirklig super un eine gute Lehrerin. Ich wollte fragen: warum nummer 37 ist: Er hat sich seine neue Jeans angezogen und nich SEINE NEUEn. ich habe im worterbuch Jeans PLUR gefunden =(
Danke sehr. 46/50. Yay.
Ich glaube, dass bei der Nr 7 ein kleiner Tippfehler gibt.
Sonst super Arbeit und tolle Idee!
Gleich Abo ;-)
Grüße aus Berlin
Jannis
hello, had smth to ask about question nr. 36 ,is it student or students...kind of lost there ... too many "-en" i guess. Anyway you know you're the best ,right!!! loved every video!!!
It seems to me that old English (Beowulf)has a closer relationship to modern German. The German sentence structure is of the old English format.
I didn't know that. Very interesting :)
Yes old English is similiar to the German, since Saxons lived in the north of todays Germany and Denmark. English was changed due to the Norman/Viking invasions dramatically.
@@lingoniGERMAN hallo teacher. I recently adopted German into my list of languages as I currently reading in 7. Yet I can say pleasantries in 19 languages. I see Spanish influences as well in German which surprises me as it's an Aryan language. Gott ist gut.
I missed 8!! Something is wrong with me because I remember the grammar(identifying the cases, sentence structure) but for some reason I'm having trouble remembering vocabulary. Without vocabulary I really can't advance. Any suggestions on how I can improve?
Exposing yourself to the German language daily. Reading, writing, listening and speaking. Get a tandem partner (Tandempartners.org). Work with a teacher. Watch movies, German TH-cam channels etc
This is my experience.....learn 10 new objects a day. Carry around a small notebook 📒 y write 10 words down daily thru your life. Ex. Chair, desk, family, world, y things of interest pertaining to your own life. That's 30 per month. It ads up. I can get thru 7 languages in reading. I know not your gender. Men are better with numbers, y woman better with letters. Shalom y God bless you.
Correction, I meant that learning 10 new words per day is, not 30 per month, but 300. I was in a house fire y had 14 skin graft operations, now I left handed, my apologies for the error. Shalom.
Great video! I got most wrong but I will get there.
True.
Ein Kommentar im Bezug auf allen Videos in der Folge ‚‘German With Jenny‘. Alle sind sehr nutzlich, aber es wäre viel leichter eine bessere Methode die Videos zu refrenzieren. Zum Beispiel, nach ‘for more on this, please see this video here’, kann man ein kleines Bild vom Video sehen, aber leider gibt es keine Nummer mit dem Bild, um das maβgeblich Video zu finden. Danke
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On number 24 shouldn't it be den Teller ?
Das Quiz war sehr nützlich Jenny. Danke :) Kannst du mir bitte den folgende Satz erklären? "Von unserem Hotelzimmer aus haben wir eine tolle Aussicht." Ich habe mir das Video nur angehört und versuchte, einfach ins Deutsche zu übersetzen und als "Aus unserem Hotelzimmer haben wir eine tolle Aussicht" übersetzt. Ich verstehe nicht warum in deinem Satz die beide 'von' und 'aus' gibt? Danke !
Danke für die Erklärung !
Jenny could you please make a video on how to use "about" in german?
Like in we need to talk about your future, name one bad thing about Merkel, there are so many things I like about Hong Kong, I could've never suspected something like that about him etc...
I've seen people use über, von, um and an, and i have no ahnung when to use which one.
it's not the preposition that you need to pay attention to but the verb you are using. There are verbs with prepositions (I already made a few videos on this topic) which you need to memorize. i.e.:
Ich rede über den Film. (I'm talking about the movie.) = reden über
Was hältst du von Angela Merkel. (What do you think about AM.) = halten von
Das hätte ich niemals von ihm erwartet. (I would never have expected that of him.) = erwarten von
I can address this in a future video, I'll make a note of it :)
Learn German with Jenny Danke schön :) Das verwirrt mich am meisten momentan
Sehr schöne...wir müssen mehrere üben machen
vielen dank!aber könnten sie bitte eine liste machen dass können wir sie einfach auswändig?
+Zak Bul hier ist die Tabelle: germanwithjenny.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Table-Adjective-Declensions-A2.pdf
vielen dank! beste lehrerin👍
Leider ist dieser Link ungültig :(
Nur einen falsch 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎 vielen Dank ❤❤❤❤jenny love u alot ❤
example 25 er hat die sauberen teller in DEN GESCHIRRSCHRANK SO BOTH ACCUSITIVE BOTH DIRESCT OBJECTS ?
Hi geny how are you geny do you have some idea about german language like formula how can i easy learn plz tell me about this situation
16:03 wait what? Is that how we pronounce "chinesischen"? My teachers in Mexico told me to pronounce it like in "ArCHitekt". Or does it just depend on the accent?
Hi Jenn... why did some accusative takes (en)ending why some takes (e) ending??
Hi Hans, this video might help: th-cam.com/video/FfbYZhHXAP8/w-d-xo.html
Let me know if you still have questions :)
Hello, I'm confused with one example #43: "Ich habe mit einem neuen Kunden telefoniert."
Kunden is plural, and singular form is Kunde. "Kunde" should have been used as the Unbestimmt Dat. form dictates if the guy was talking to one of its customer, shouldn't it be?
The rule that applies here is N-Deklination (a declination for a number of masculine nouns)
Kunden in this sentence is singular
Thnx so much 😍🌸
I have a question I noticed that in akku case in plural especially in (bestimmt) u put (en) !!
Shouldn't we put (e) !! or I get it wrong 😭
Why is the subject in No.7 Vielen and not Viele?
Hallo Jenny. Eine Frage bitte. In der Tabelle sagt "rotEN Autos" aber im Video "Er wäscht schmutzige Wäsche", also En oder e akkusative PL? Vielen dank
die Wäsche ist singular im Deutschen
er wäscht die schmutzige Wäsche (Singular)
er wäscht die schmutzigen Handtücher (Plural)
Jetzt ist mir alles klar :) Danke vilmals
46/50
is AUS in ;;Von unserem Hotelzimmer AUS haben wir eine traumhafte Aussicht'' necessary?
die neue Vorhänge doesnt works? because Vorhänge is plural and akkusative case, the plural are Neue?j
um 2:45, warum schreibt man ,,vielen" mit -n am Ende, um viele Leute zu sagen?
1:28 "Das sind keine schönen Blumen"
Aber warum "Das sind schöne Blumen" - in beiden Sätzen sind Blumen "Nominativ".
Wiese mit "keine" sind es "schönen" und nicht "schöne"?
"keinen" ist wie ein Artikel. also hat schön die Endung "en". Oder ein anderes Beispiel: Das sind meine lieben Eltern. Das sind meine teuren Mäntel.
@@lingoniGERMAN "keine" ist einer der sogenannten Indefinitpronomen. Jetzt ist es klar, danke.