I've learned from countless videos of yours but for this noob, this video is probably, no, certainly, the video that saved me from giving up on my quest to learn German. Thank you so much for all that you do, Jenny :-)
I have watched many many videos ,you are absolutely the best of the best I have ever seen , even much better than my teacher in the German course ,your manner and the way you explain things is like liquid go , thanks a lot and please please keep going .
-What's the difference between: (hören and zuhören)? -In the sentence: Hört ihr (mir) zu? Why did we use mir instead of mich? Although it's not an indirect object. Thanks for your outstanding efforts.💯❤
Hager Mohamed hören means "to hear„ You can say: hast du das Geräusch gehört? Zuhören means "to listen„ You can say: Im Unterricht muss man immer zuhören I hope it was useful and that you understand it 😊
Thanks, Jenny! It would be helpful though if you told us what each separable prefix meant and what verbs or what kind of verbs we could put them with--just so we could apply them to different verbs for different sentences.
was ich damit sagen will ist, dass die Vorsilbe manchmal nicht die eigentliche Bedeutung bei bestimmten Verben hat. z.B. aufhören.= to stop auf = up. Ich hebe den Stift auf. Macht Sinn, man hebt etwas hoch. Ich höre mit den Hausaufgaben auf. Welche Bedeutung hat "auf" hier? Ich sehe keine.
I just wanna know whether the separable verb has the fixed, specific, form that we can use? I mean, is there any of chance to find the law of separable verb?
I've saw in another class (from a brazillian channel called Deutsch und Deutschland) here on YT a very interesting explanation to this: we just need to notice if the preposition is/has the strongest/stressed syllable of the compound verb when spoken. If yes, then it's a separating verb ;)
Hi there, Could you give us a tip how to learn these verbs with separate prefix in sentences? I gave up German language 10years ago because of it... Thanks
Hallo Jenny! Ich bin neu zu Ihr kanal. Kannst du erklarst warum am 6:53 benutzen wir "meinen Laptop" instead of "meine Laptop"? (I dont know how to use "instead of" in german yet :P). Oder du kannst der link senden, wenn hast ein Video über das machen. (Meant to say "if you have already made a video about that). Vielen dank!
Jenny a small clarification. When you mentioned an example for the separable verb "Aussteigen", you used "dem". Sie steigt aus dem Auto aus. I wonder why🤔. Das auto is an accusative case in this sentence right? Then why did you give it as "dem Auto" instead of "Das Auto"?
This video is a big improvement on the ones you made a couple years before it. That's because your voice is now clear and easy to understand. In your other videos, there's all this echo from the room because you're not wearing a lapel mic. And even though it looks like you're not wearing one in this video either, at least you're close enough to the camera and you're not in a big room.
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The best German Teacher on TH-cam,, JENNY...
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It's lesson 61 and have I ever mentioned... Ich liebe dich, Jenny. Und seine team auch. Viele Danke!!!! ❤️
Sie sind die beste lehrerin und Vielen dank
Hallo Lehrerin Jenny vielen Dank für Ihre Hilfe und viel Spaß beim ihre beibringen für euch und bis zum nächsten mal Tschüss Lehrerin Jenny sehr gut
Danke shone Jenny, Ich denke , du bist die beste Lehrerin zum lernen Deutsch
Sie sind die beste Lehrerin auf der deutschen Sprache
vielen Dank für Ihre hilfe
I've learned from countless videos of yours but for this noob, this video is probably, no, certainly, the video that saved me from giving up on my quest to learn German. Thank you so much for all that you do, Jenny :-)
I gonna tell you guys, i'm watching each video on this channel about german and i'm learning so much.
Ps: i'm from Brazil
You are absolutely a God sent I could sleep on TH-cam because of you
May God bless you 🥰😘😘😘😘😘🥰🥰🥰
I have watched many many videos ,you are absolutely the best of the best I have ever seen , even much better than my teacher in the German course ,your manner and the way you explain things is like liquid go , thanks a lot and please please keep going .
Jenny , you are an excellent teacher. You make German easy to learn. Thanks
Jenny, du bist eine sehr gute Lehrerin. Dankeschön für die Hilfe.
You are the best jenny. Danke schön!
Mein Lieblingsthema!Vielen lieben Dank,liebe Jenny!Du bist ein echter Schatz.
Du bist unfassbare Lehrerin
Thank U dear Jenny and the team. You guys are helping me so much. Keep it up.
-What's the difference between: (hören and zuhören)?
-In the sentence: Hört ihr (mir) zu?
Why did we use mir instead of mich?
Although it's not an indirect object.
Thanks for your outstanding efforts.💯❤
Hager Mohamed hören means "to hear„
You can say: hast du das Geräusch gehört?
Zuhören means "to listen„
You can say: Im Unterricht muss man immer zuhören
I hope it was useful and that you understand it 😊
Thanks for your all videos
Great efforts from you
I definitely love how Jenny teach us, also I couln'd help but notice how the birds singing in the background! :)
so sweet the little bird singing for your class... S2
Jenny Lehrerin, du bist ein super Lehrerin 👩🏫
you are the best teacher
Dankeschon dear Jenny!! It was so great
I love you lessons,the best teacher on TH-cam
Really valuable lesson. Wouldve also liked to see how to treat such verbs in the past tense!
Ein tolles Video wie immer . Vielen Dank
Jenny, you help me so much with this vid. Thank you!
This really help me I can't get enough of your video
Danke dir Jenny Danke danke danke
I really appreciate you .It's very important and helpful for me. thanks again for your support.
Beautiful And talented Teacher!
Vielen Dank! Das Video ist wirklich nutzig!
I LOVE this video thank you so much Jenny!! I'm going to Germany next month so I'm watching all your vids haha
Ich bringe meine tashe mit..... danke sehr Jenny du bist die beste und ich lüge nicht Keep up the good work Jenny 😁
It'd be cool if you did a vid on the difference that using or not using the prefix
Very detailed video, thanks!.
This is so helpful! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
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Best!!!
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Danke!
....Danke!!!
........Danke!!!!
A very enlightening lesson. I was always confused about the ab and an at the end of sentences.
Jenny, du sprichst sehr klar und deutlich. Vielen Dank für das Video :)
Thank you Jenny
Danke liebe Jenny. Das Video ist toll!
Von mir aus, das war ein super tolles Video, das hat mir viel geholfen!! Dankeschön.
how can we predict the meaning of the new verb after adding the prefix? This has always been a confusion for me with trennbare verbs
Danke schön.
I have a question that why are we separating the prefix with verb,why not using as it is?
Unseren Lehrerin Frau Jenny Akamm ist intelligent Lehrerin sehr gut und tolle Lehrerin sehr gut
Thanks, Jenny! It would be helpful though if you told us what each separable prefix meant and what verbs or what kind of verbs we could put them with--just so we could apply them to different verbs for different sentences.
the meaning of the prefix does not apply to each verb. but I'll make a video in the future in which I talk more about that.
+Learn German with Jenny thank you! I will be looking forward to the video :)
was ich damit sagen will ist, dass die Vorsilbe manchmal nicht die eigentliche Bedeutung bei bestimmten Verben hat. z.B. aufhören.= to stop
auf = up.
Ich hebe den Stift auf. Macht Sinn, man hebt etwas hoch.
Ich höre mit den Hausaufgaben auf. Welche Bedeutung hat "auf" hier? Ich sehe keine.
Vielen dank Jenny. Du bist sehr klasse.Ich verstehe jetzt zu viel Und mach weiter.......
Liebe Jenny,danke fürs Tutorial..sehr interessant.ich wünsche dir einen schönen Tag!
Vielen Dank fur ihre hilfe!!
Dankeschön.
Sie sind total nett.
Danke Jenny
Thanks Jenny you're very helpful for my Deutsch learning👌
Danke schön
Danke Jenney
So genau. Danke Jenny
Tausend danke ❤❤
It's getting better.
DankeSchön meine lehrerin jenny. 👏🏻👏🏻 Grüße aus Erfurt ⚘🌷
Thank you madam
Ausgezeichnet, vielen Dank.
Talented and beatiful
You are always wonderful
I love you💖💖💖
Du bist einfach schlaue Frau
Das ist ja genau mein Problem mit dem Lernen..😘😘
I just wanna know whether the separable verb has the fixed, specific, form that we can use? I mean, is there any of chance to find the law of separable verb?
I've saw in another class (from a brazillian channel called Deutsch und Deutschland) here on YT a very interesting explanation to this: we just need to notice if the preposition is/has the strongest/stressed syllable of the compound verb when spoken. If yes, then it's a separating verb ;)
Hi there,
Could you give us a tip how to learn these verbs with separate prefix in sentences? I gave up German language 10years ago because of it... Thanks
Vielen danke Jenny
thank you so much
What is the article of "Unterricht"??? Because you used dem with it
Es war sehr praktisch
Sehr nützliches Thema! Aber ich warte auf die Vlog von Ihnen)
Danke
Vielen Dank für Ihre Hilfe.
Amazing❤
Danke schön jenny
Why do we use meinen Next to vater yet vater is a masculine noun?
Can I use these verbs without separating?
Really very nice
Hallo Jenny! Ich bin neu zu Ihr kanal. Kannst du erklarst warum am 6:53 benutzen wir "meinen Laptop" instead of "meine Laptop"? (I dont know how to use "instead of" in german yet :P). Oder du kannst der link senden, wenn hast ein Video über das machen. (Meant to say "if you have already made a video about that). Vielen dank!
the videos about Nominativ and Akkusativ are in my A1 playlist :)
Dankeschön Meine liebe schwestern Dankeschön ich küsse dich 😘😘😘😘😘😚😚😙😙😗😗
😁😁
Super, thank you very much!
Danke für die Erklärung
Nice teacher bless'u
Jenny a small clarification. When you mentioned an example for the separable verb "Aussteigen", you used "dem". Sie steigt aus dem Auto aus. I wonder why🤔. Das auto is an accusative case in this sentence right? Then why did you give it as "dem Auto" instead of "Das Auto"?
"aus" is a Dative preposition (please watch my video about Dative prepositions)
@@lingoniGERMAN Thank you!
its maybe old video but its showing on my timeline.is updated? then i have to download again.
you can see the date it was uploaded underneath the video
8:46 can this sentence be das Messer dem kind instead of the opposite?
Das ist sehr gut für mich. Du bist wirklich Toll!
"vorstellen" - can be used also in the sense " imagine " 😉
May you give us one example?Thanks
Thanks you
I get it!
Danke!!!
Hello Jenny i noticed a mistake: 9:47 you wrote- Zurückkommen (to give back) ≠ then you said Zurückkommen (to come back).
Thank you for your lessons.
Greetings from Dominican Republic
This video is a big improvement on the ones you made a couple years before it. That's because your voice is now clear and easy to understand. In your other videos, there's all this echo from the room because you're not wearing a lapel mic. And even though it looks like you're not wearing one in this video either, at least you're close enough to the camera and you're not in a big room.
Tolles Video
Ich habe vor nach Deutschland zu fliegen, und hoffe ich mit Ihnen zu treffen. Hochachtungsvoll Jenny♥
Mein deutsch sprach nicht good
Aber das video helft mir 😃😃
Vielen dank 👍👍
Wir fangen mit dem Unterricht an
Great video . Thanks
Hey! Whre's the vídeo concerning the passiv voice?
Schön video, wichtig Subjekt für mich. Am ende, hast du geschrieben "(to give back)" when du meinste "zurückkommen" gegen 9:48. BG