Die 10 Trennbare Verben mit Beispielen A1& A2 part 1 /Useful German separable verbs with examples

Die 10 Trennbare Verben mit Beispielen A1 Und A2 / Useful German separable verbs with examples .Learn German lessons online for beginners course - We help you learn german in a quick and easy way .you will learn a new form of verbs that is “separable verbs”.
Separable verbs are the verbs that have separable prefixes. Learning objectives for this lesson are:
• What separable verbs are?
• Followed by their position in a sentence.
• Then we will be doing the conjugation of separable verbs.
• Lastly we will be learning the most important separable verbs. We will do some more in the next lesson.
At the end of the video you will find a small exercise to practice what you have learnt in this video.easy deutsch and In this video I am going to teach you "trennbare Verben" example sentences. Trennbare Verben or in English separable verbs are an important part of the German language. It is a special kind of verb which precedes a prefix due to which the entire meaning of the verb is changed.
In this first video of that series I will teach you the basics of these "trennbare Verben", after which you hopefully will understand why there are weird short words at the end of some German sentences. At the end of the video I am going to give to you the most important prefixes you should try to memorize so you can distinguish separable from non-separable verbs. The German separable verbs are special kind of verb which cannot be neglected and is important to know for any German learnen.A1- course and in this video you will learn what "trennbare Verben (separable verbs)" are and how they function in the sentence. You will learn the most important separable verbs for the beginners in detail. The examples (questions and answers) will help you learn some daily life phrases for beginners and easy .
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Why wem?

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Wem hast du eingeladen?"Wem" is used as an interrogative pronoun to ask about the person who was invited.
*This clarifies that " Wem " is used the person who was invited. It appears in the dative case because the verb " einladen" sometimes requires an indirect object in the dative case in certain constructions.
Beispiel:-
Der Artzt hilft dem patienten
WEM hilft der Arzt ?

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@@LearnGermanwithRadwa-hb1be how the person can be dative in this case .
In your Beispiel helfen is used which is dative.
Wen hast du eingeladen?
Ich habe meine Freundin eingeladen.