GERMAN LESSON 46: German Separable Verbs Explained - Trennbare Verben

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Prefixes in German are used to modify the meaning of verbs. Depending on the prefix used, they can change the verb's meaning in various ways. Here are some common prefixes and their general meanings:
1. *An-*: Typically indicates "on" or "onto" and can imply the beginning of an action. For example, "anfangen" means "to begin."
2. *Ab-*: Often indicates "off" or "away" and can imply the termination of an action. For example, "abbrechen" means "to break off."
3. *Ein-*: Indicates "in," "into," or "on," suggesting the initiation or completion of an action. For example, "einschlafen" means "to fall asleep."
4. *Aus-*: Suggests "out" or "out of" and can imply the completion or termination of an action. For example, "ausziehen" means "to take off (clothes)."
5. *Zu-*: Often indicates "to" or "toward" and can imply an action's completion or moving towards a goal. For example, "zumachen" means "to close."
6. *Vor-*: Implies "before" or "in front of" and can indicate a preliminary action. For example, "vorbereiten" means "to prepare."
7. *Auf-*: Often indicates "up" or "open" and can imply the start or initiation of an action. For example, "aufmachen" means "to open."
8. *Mit-*: Implies "with" or "along with" and can suggest performing an action together with someone or something. For example, "mitmachen" means "to participate."
These are just a few examples, and there are many more prefixes in German. The meaning of a separable verb often depends on both the verb and the prefix used. To fully understand the meanings and usages, it's essential to study them in context and consult language resources or courses that provide detailed explanations and examples.

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Benuzst du die verben abgeben? Did you used the verb "abgeben"?

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I notice that einkaufen is not separable in the example you gave us. Maybe it is a verb that stands by itself. Thanks for everything Anja

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Hallo, Thanks for the video Anja! Tell me... do you have a list of the Trennbare Vebens? how many of those german has? Dankeshoon!

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due to model verb, the 2nd verb comes at the end

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Because she used 2 verbs "muss" & "einkaufen"

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Wie die anderen schon geschrieben haben: wegen des Modalverbs steht das Vollverb im Infinitiv, und ein trennbares Verb im Infinitiv wird zusammengeschrieben.

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I think here only kaufen will be more appropriate. Einkaufen means going shopping

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Anja, could you maybe retake this topic and explain if the zu, vor, aus, ab prefix of the trennbare verben have a common understanding that will help us understand the meaning of the verb when we don't know it or remember it when we have forgotten it?
Also, if not too much to ask... when do we separate the prefix and when not :D
Danke!

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Das ist der Infinitiv. Wenn es zwei Verben in einem Satz gibt, steht das Vollverb im Infinitiv. Und ein trennbares Verb im Infinitiv wird zusammengeschrieben.

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Vielen Dank Anja! ❤Ich habe einen Zweifel. How to judge when the trennbare verb has to separated from the prefix and when not to?