I have spent nearly three months "learning dative" in my German class. I understand more from this short video that the months of exercises in school. Thank you!
Omg thank you, this was explained so simply. Was surprised and happy to hear what sounds like an Australian accent when you spoke English. Thanks heaps, from an Australian living in Austria
Dative is tricky because it is sometimes placed in the front half of the sentence, and hence sometimes when you hear the sentence you might get the logic of sentence reversed.
Thank you so much for this- I have watched so many different videos on this topic and hearing it the way you have explained it something has finally clicked!
Very nice and good explained. Bonus: What's the difference: Ich gehe in die Stadt. Ich gehe in der Stadt. ... Ok, the second sentence is shorten. To be hyper-correct it should be: Ich gehe in der Stadt herum/spazieren.
It's not shortened. It's complete correct sentence. Your 'herum' and 'spazieren' is just defining the 'gehen' or let's say you add one bit of information how the 'gehen' has to be understood.
Thanks very much Lina! A very useful video has been made by you! Only a minor sound problem I felt, but this is not a tragedy...You explained very well! By the way, such a nice girl from Latvia, Krasivaya Devushka!
Akkusativ! Man bin ich froh, dass ich das schon alles kann 😅 So aus dem Stegreif könnte ich das jetzt auch gar nicht erklären 😇...das gibt mir echt zu denken 🤔
That all sounds terribly complicated and i will never be able to remember it all. Was bin ich froh der deutschen Sprache mächtig zu sein, ohne sie jemals gelernt haben zu müssen.
Ja, seltsam, nicht wahr? Immer wenn ich solche Regel-Listen sehe, denke ich mir: hä? Und dann: ja stimmt, ist schon richtig, aber darüber hab ich gar nie gross nachgedacht. Als Muttersprachler macht man das einfach intuitiv.
Hello, I have a confusion, thought you might help me. If i want to wish someone a nice weekend or a nice evening then its akk. or dativ ? And why ? I see the german translation for it to be : "Ich wünsche Ihnen ein schönes Wochenende." And this is akk. But i have no clue why it is. "Ein schönes wochende" is considered as object in german ? Thanks in advance. And all the best for your channel.
someone, please, explain me this: if accusative and dative is just like the direct object and indirect object, then why in German the accusative uses prepositions if the whole difference between direct O. and indirect O. is that prepositions are only used in the indirect object??????
Hallo, sehr schönes Video! Nur eine kleine Anmerkung von mir als Muttersprachler: Man würde eher "Ich bin bei dir" sagen anstatt "Ich bin mit dir", es sei denn, es folgt noch eine Ortsbezeichnung wie "Ich bin mit dir hier." Ansonsten fällt mir vor allem auf: Super Aussprache!
Well when I look at all the video there are no for announce that she talks about. If you click on for an hour to send you some website to take courses for all kinds of things
In German the case for table is determined by the preposition "unter" - under, so it has nothing to do with the indirect object. He hides my gift under the table is dative - "Er versteckt mein Geschenk unter dem Tisch"
Haha, thanks for the 2017 lighting advice! Guess things have changed a bit since then, incase you didn't check out any of my other 200+ videos. Now I mostly get paid to worry about that.
Four cases are nothing. Latvian has 7 cases, doesn't it? In my opinion (as a German native speaker), the word order in German is the larger problem for foreigners.
Try telling that to someone who has never heard a language before and doesn't even know what the concept of a case is. But yes, word order is always a tricky thing for people, especially with filler words.
Hallo, wie gehts? May you email me those print outs please at seantpolk@yahoo.com, it won't let me view them. Don't want my email out the aber alles klar. Viele danke und haben einen guten tag!
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I have spent nearly three months "learning dative" in my German class. I understand more from this short video that the months of exercises in school. Thank you!
Wow! Thank you so much for the feedback Joe!
I´m glad to have been able to help out :D
A brazilian guy watching a Latvian girl with Spanish name teaching German in English. This world is amazing!
That's the amazing thing about languages today! This is the exact thing I discuss in my e-book being released this Saturday! :D
Wow! I can't wait to read it!
Thank god for the invention of the internet.
With an Australian accent!
And australian accent...
Have been struggling since a year and now feels like just cracked it within 7 minutes!! What a useful video!❤️
Thankyou!! Love from India
The link for the printouts doesn’t work ...
Omg thank you, this was explained so simply. Was surprised and happy to hear what sounds like an Australian accent when you spoke English. Thanks heaps, from an Australian living in Austria
Warm Australian greetings from Germany haha!
Dative is tricky because it is sometimes placed in the front half of the sentence, and hence sometimes when you hear the sentence you might get the logic of sentence reversed.
Thank you so much Lina! You made this life long struggle way easier to understand
Thank you so much for this- I have watched so many different videos on this topic and hearing it the way you have explained it something has finally clicked!
I’m happy that you found it helpful! Amazing 🙏🏻💛
Thank you so much for this video. It made so much more sense than a few I had seen previously!
thus understand everything i need to in 7 minutes.... danke schon!!!
Thank you. Now I fully understand on how to use dativ und akkusativ.
Very nice and good explained.
Bonus:
What's the difference:
Ich gehe in die Stadt.
Ich gehe in der Stadt.
...
Ok, the second sentence is shorten.
To be hyper-correct it should be:
Ich gehe in der Stadt herum/spazieren.
It's not shortened. It's complete correct sentence. Your 'herum' and 'spazieren' is just defining the 'gehen' or let's say you add one bit of information how the 'gehen' has to be understood.
NIce class. THank you Where can i see the sheets with the info on?
Amazing, short and simple 👏💙
Glad you liked it!
Thanks very much Lina! A very useful video has been made by you! Only a minor sound problem I felt, but this is not a tragedy...You explained very well!
By the way, such a nice girl from Latvia, Krasivaya Devushka!
Thank you Samir :) Yes the camera I started out making videos was more for photography, but we upgraded and now have a more professional one.
Thank you so much. It is so frustrating!!
Hi Lisa. Loved your video where do I download your helpful sheets do I can print them. Tks x
i love your videos!! this really helped me in a few things i didn't know before! THANK YOU!
You're welcome Dani! I'm glad you enjoyed it :D
Can you reupload the printout thanks
Danke, das hat mir sehr geholfen
Akkusativ! Man bin ich froh, dass ich das schon alles kann 😅 So aus dem Stegreif könnte ich das jetzt auch gar nicht erklären 😇...das gibt mir echt zu denken 🤔
Dankeschön für die Erklärung! Das war richtig hilfreich!
Bitte!
Very helpful thank you very much!
You’re most welcome, Maryam! Send me a message if you’d like any more support with your German learning experience :)
So sad that the links don't work!! Best video I have found on this topic
Check out my website! The sheets should be on there under materials :)
@@LinaVasquezOfficial your website doesn't work either :(
shortc, clear and sweet, I liked it!
brain hurts... :(
Links don't work! :c
I liked this video a lot, liked the fact that you kept it simple, and that you also learnt it, thank youuuu✌
You're welcome :)
That all sounds terribly complicated and i will never be able to remember it all.
Was bin ich froh der deutschen Sprache mächtig zu sein, ohne sie jemals gelernt haben zu müssen.
Ja, seltsam, nicht wahr? Immer wenn ich solche Regel-Listen sehe, denke ich mir: hä?
Und dann: ja stimmt, ist schon richtig, aber darüber hab ich gar nie gross nachgedacht.
Als Muttersprachler macht man das einfach intuitiv.
I think if you watch the vid enough times t becomes clear. 'I give you' in the vid is actually 'I give TO you' which makes the dative more obvious.
The printout is broken :(
Tha last one is it maine handy ?
How can you be this perfect? 🥺❤
try and cut out background noise using audacity its annoying to hear static in the background. nice video anyways it was very helpful!
Thank you so much!
thank you, this has been so helpful!
thx
hello Lina, thanks for the vids. i saw another vid and it said that BIS is an accusative preposition too. is this true? maybe dogfub!
Wunderbar
Dankeeee
Dankeshon Prof. Lina. Ich verstehe jetz
Hello,
I have a confusion, thought you might help me.
If i want to wish someone a nice weekend or a nice evening then its akk. or dativ ? And why ?
I see the german translation for it to be :
"Ich wünsche Ihnen ein schönes Wochenende."
And this is akk. But i have no clue why it is.
"Ein schönes wochende" is considered as object in german ?
Thanks in advance.
And all the best for your channel.
The accusative (the direct object) always answers the questions "what is being verbed" so what is being wished? A good weekend.
someone, please, explain me this: if accusative and dative is just like the direct object and indirect object, then why in German the accusative uses prepositions if the whole difference between direct O. and indirect O. is that prepositions are only used in the indirect object??????
Hallo, sehr schönes Video! Nur eine kleine Anmerkung von mir als Muttersprachler: Man würde eher "Ich bin bei dir" sagen anstatt "Ich bin mit dir", es sei denn, es folgt noch eine Ortsbezeichnung wie "Ich bin mit dir hier." Ansonsten fällt mir vor allem auf: Super Aussprache!
Danke :)
Whenever I hear about this my brain hurts.
This vídeo is amazing!!!
Thanks Valeria! :D Glad you enjoyed it
vielen dank vom Philippinen!!!
Only the right side of my brain learned this.
You are so great
This was SO HELPFUL.
I´m glad to hear!
Omigosh...when the titles first came on I thought it said "The Busty Linguist!" LOL! Got my attention anyways.
hahaha!
Thought I was on Trixie's channel 'Don't Trust The Rabbit' for a moment there! LOL!
Great vídeo!!Thank you so much
Sehr gut erklärt! Glückwunsch :)
Danke! Freut mich das zu hören :)
Well when I look at all the video there are no for announce that she talks about. If you click on for an hour to send you some website to take courses for all kinds of things
Thank you so much this was so helpful
You're welcome!
thank you very much
He hide my Gift under the table( is table indirect object?)
In German the case for table is determined by the preposition "unter" - under, so it has nothing to do with the indirect object. He hides my gift under the table is dative - "Er versteckt mein Geschenk unter dem Tisch"
There goes another hack: sein & heissen are always in nominative
Herzlichen Dank
Your print out link says *Du bist leider nicht berechtigt, Entwürfe anzusehen.* - it does not work.
Link isn't working 😢
This girl needs to learn lighting angles next.
Haha, thanks for the 2017 lighting advice! Guess things have changed a bit since then, incase you didn't check out any of my other 200+ videos. Now I mostly get paid to worry about that.
Hallo Lina guten morgen wie geht es dir? Du bist sehr sehr wünderschön frau Lina ❤ Ich mag dich Lina ❤
why
Four cases are nothing. Latvian has 7 cases, doesn't it?
In my opinion (as a German native speaker), the word order in German is the larger problem for foreigners.
Try telling that to someone who has never heard a language before and doesn't even know what the concept of a case is.
But yes, word order is always a tricky thing for people, especially with filler words.
Gut gemacht. Und du bist wunderschön. Woher kommst du?
Danke :) Ich komme aus Lettland / Australien
Ja du bist wonderschöne...
you rock
Hallo, wie gehts? May you email me those print outs please at seantpolk@yahoo.com, it won't let me view them. Don't want my email out the aber alles klar. Viele danke und haben einen guten tag!
Dance schon!
Willst du mich heiraten!!!
Ich habe schon einen Freund
Thank you very much