Vielen Dank, Sie sind die beste Lehrerin in TH-cam. Ich finde Ihre Erklärung ist sehr leichter, als die anderen Lehrer oder Lehrerinnen. Man kann Ihnen natürlich sehr gut verstehen. Vielen Dank noch mal.
danke sehr, Jenny. ich bereue keinen einzigen video mit dir. um alles zu verstehen, das hat mir drei mal und drei abend gebraucht. folter, suss folter.
thank you very much. I asked you the difference between nicht and kein a few days ago. thank you again for for your fast reply. I appreciate your efforts.
17:38 nach der Regeln, vor Nomen ohne artikel, wir mussen sagen " ich fahre mit keinem Fahrrad" anstatt zu sagen "Ich fahre nicht mit dem Fahrrad." once again I sincerely thank dear Jenny and all Lingoni staff for providing us with such a great contents!
Really, Jenny you are a super woman and a great teacher; just know that i follow you with all my heart. So i can say that you took long to come to me but, better late than never; my German is booming vielen danke und danke schön Jenny. Do you know that i terminated other channels just because i got a great teacher Jenny!!!!!
oh my God,you are the best teacher I have seen in my life.I hope next time I write this in German.thanks alooooooooot my beloved and nice young teacher
Thank you so much Jenny for your videos! They are so helpful in clarifying questions I have as I am learning German by myself over the summer!! :) Sehr gut! Vielen Dank!
*Ich habe letzte Woche mit meinem B2-Deutschkurs angefangen. Ich habe allen deine Videos empfohlen und alle sind damit wirklich zufrieden. Danke für das nette Feedback und die Weiterempfehlung :)
Actually, as the german sentences doesn't have a property order, you may use nicht wherever you want, but obviously after the conjugated verb and before the verbs in infinitiv/prefix of "trennbar verb". Normally one uses "nicht" near things want to negate the most. E.g. Ich will nicht heute lernen. Ich will heute nicht lernen. Both sentences are ok, but the first one emphasises the modalverb and the second emphasises the time. It is about the sense you want to give.
Thanks for giving us an explanation so short, and makes sense, german its for me a little bit hard (im a native Spanish speaker) people say that for a person who speaks Spanish or English it's easy learning German, but I dont if I might be stupid or something cuz I dont get what's the trick with German language
Liebe Jenny. Danke schön für Ihre Hilfe. Sie sind eine sehr gute Leherin. Vielen Dank und Liebe Grüße von Spanien. I love both English and German and I can speak too Spanish, French und ein bisschen Chinesich. Ich lerne gerne Fremdsprache.Thanks a lot and if I could help you some how in order to thank you for your valuable time and your courses, I will help you with pleasure. Best and warm regards from Spain. Zaira.
once again, vielen danke Jenny! Sie haben alles so einfach gemacht! is = is not come=come not live=live not have=have not go today =go today not drive= drive not dance-like=dance-like not mine=mine not anna=not anna decide=not decide :D ...................................................................... so easy peezy! thanks jenny!
I found this table confusing because most declination tables follow the m,f,n,pl order or in one book (Schritte Plus) I have it is m,n,f,pl, but never n,m,f,pl. At first glance I thought it was wrong and was looking it up in my grammar book...when suddenly I realized it was out of order. Otherwise....I love you Jenny!
Old hat to me in a sense but it's good to revise. "Kein" was in fact one of the first German words I learnt but it took me many years to realise that German almost always uses that word instead of "nicht ein" or similar
thank you for your help. your teaching is too interesting. you have explained everything with more details. Can you upload more videos, and I am waiting for your new lessons. Thank you Jenny
my god. Yo jenny....i am learning German since Feb. im very shy to speak it. coming across this tutorial i am going to admit it is the best on youtube.
the right is.. Ich danke ihr sehr, because ihnen is plural dative 'They' Ich habe mit ihr viel gelernt und mit ihr es geht sehr einfach, weil sie alle erklärt. :)
I'm also a German teacher: "Ich danke Ihnen sehr" is correct, you just needed to capitalize your "I" in Ihnen since it comes from the "Sie" pronoun that means "you; formal". Ihnen with a lower-case i (ihnen) is the dative form of the pronoun "sie" meaning "they". Ihnen = you (dative) ihnen = them (dative - in most cases)
hi Jenny, how are you. id like to appreciate you for the wonderful and useful videos you have made. I follow you every time and I like the method of teaching. and that you would be very very appreciated if you make a video about the difference between ( ich bin krank und mir ist kalt.....) these are both adjective in view point of grammar but why we must use them im different ways. thanks a lot, be successful in your life
You speak english and german very well. Congratulations!! Você fala inglês e alemão muito bem. Parabéns!! I am from Brazil. Rio de Janeiro. Rio2016, Olympic Games!
Hello Jenny, I want to thank you first for your efforts. Am doing great with your lessons. However I found the Nicht part very complicated. As they say too much info kills the info. In Babbel I understood it better because they did not give many details. Thank you again.
Hello! Please,can you help me? " How do I negate "Ich spreche Deutsch"? Ich spreche nicht Deutsch oder Ich spreche kein Deutsch, or are both acceptable? And in the question "Sprecht ihr Chinesisch?", where should I put "nicht"? I'd say "Sprecht ihr nicht Chinesisch?" (this last sentence comes from a grammar exercise in which I have to put in "nicht" after the verb or before the element I want to negate). Thanks a lot beforehand!
Thank you so much for the video. It really helps a lot! I really appreciated it! and I have some questions! Could you please help me? Q1. Wir kommen um 20 Uhr an. Wir kommen nicht um 20 Uhr an. ankommen is also a separable prefix. so, we can use both way? Both are right? Wir kommen nicht um 20 Uhr nicht an. Wir kommen nicht um 20 Uhr an. or which is right? Q2. Die Kinder sind heute zur Schule gegangen. Die Kinder sind heute nicht zur Schule gegangen. This sentence, Die Kinder sind heute zur Schule gegangen. is also past tense, So we could also use like "Die Kinder sind heute zur Schule nicht gegangen." is it right to say this way to? I am really confused when I have to put nicht.. Thank you so much for your help and the videos!! Have a good day!!
Hi Jenny, I love your works. You give so many examples to make the subject clear to us. I am wondering if your worksheets include all these examples. If so, I would love to patron your service. Thank you.
Some of these conversions seem too general. I feel like when I look up the individual words that I understand it better. "Er muss sich morgen entschieden" is typed out "he has to decide tomorrow". When it really is actually saying directly "he must himself morning decide." Sure the conjugation is in a different order but I can more directly stamp in my mind how the individual words actually play in the mind in Deutsche instead of just trying to remember the spirit of phrases. This reminds me of when I saw the phrase "freut mich, sie kennenzurlernen" is translated as "Happy to meet you" in google translate. When it is actually saying "Happy I'm (me) of you to know and learn of" more in the matter of word play. This kind of direct word to word translation helps me get to the root of the language much better than trying to remember whole phrases which can leave me a bit puzzled about what part of the sentence is saying and doing what work.
Could you please, if possible, also make a video about the place of bitte in a sentence. Althoug I understand it generally speakinng, sometime I see it at the end of a sentence which I can not quite understand. Thank you again.
at 5:40 or so, i reckon if some of the examples of adjectives are actually adverbs. it doesn't make a big difference to me, as long as i learn how to do negations properly.
I really enjoyed your lessons!!😍 but please u have to sometime slow up in the way we can read and capture the sentence in our heads. I am saying that because some of us are slow in reading. Thanks again very much 👍.
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Sie ist eine SUPER leheririn !
Vielen Dank, Sie sind die beste Lehrerin in TH-cam. Ich finde Ihre Erklärung ist sehr leichter, als die anderen Lehrer oder Lehrerinnen. Man kann Ihnen natürlich sehr gut verstehen. Vielen Dank noch mal.
You gave us motivation and made us feel very easy to learn German. Your influence will never stop. i have no words to thank you.
Danke für deine netten Worte :)
danke sehr, Jenny. ich bereue keinen einzigen video mit dir. um alles zu verstehen, das hat mir drei mal und drei abend gebraucht. folter, suss folter.
thank you very much. I asked you the difference between nicht and kein a few days ago.
thank you again for for your fast reply.
I appreciate your efforts.
+Moustafa Ahmed I remembered that you asked me and I know it's an important topic :)
This was a really helpful lesson with many examples, thank you.
Jenny you are a good teacher, i have learn Germany words from your app. Thank you
You should take some English courses as well! Best of luck xD xD
I usually hate grammar but YOU ! You are a masterpiece OMG you give real examples of things we could say in real life. Thank you thank you :)
What would we need else to understand the difference ''nicht'' and ''kein''. Vielen dank Jenny. So glad that we have you.
sie ist eine gute Lehrerin
vielen Dank :)
German with Jenny is
Kyere David , ja
@songoku toriyama, gtfo
Ich weiß
Jenne, i want to say congratulations .. Your blog is among the most 10 best language blogs .. 🎊🇩🇪
Danke, Asma, das ist sehr nett von dir :)
Kann ich sagen?
Ich gehe nicht in die Stadt.
Ich gehe in die Stadt nicht.
Ich gehe heute ins Kino nicht.
Ich gehe heute nicht ins Kino.
Voice and repeating examples is so good
There is lot of clarity in voice. Thanks.
Please Send some more vifeios.
17:38 nach der Regeln, vor Nomen ohne artikel, wir mussen sagen " ich fahre mit keinem Fahrrad" anstatt zu sagen "Ich fahre nicht mit dem Fahrrad."
once again I sincerely thank dear Jenny and all Lingoni staff for providing us with such a great contents!
Really, Jenny you are a super woman and a great teacher; just know that i follow you with all my heart. So i can say that you took long to come to me but, better late than never; my German is booming vielen danke und danke schön Jenny. Do you know that i terminated other channels just because i got a great teacher Jenny!!!!!
Wow, thank you!
Wir danken dir für deine Bemühung 😊💜
She is the best German teacher, I love your videos. Thank you!!
Sie sind wirklich sehr gute Lehrerin lch habe von dir viel gelernt Tausend Dank
Du bist wunderschön Jenny. Du bist die bestest deutsche Lehrerin in der Welt!
This video has been very helpful and full of great examples to reinforce your learning, thank you Jenny!!
oh my God,you are the best teacher I have seen in my life.I hope next time I write this in German.thanks alooooooooot my beloved and nice young teacher
I agree...100 percent. ..She's the best
+KimberlyMichelle danke ihr Lieben :) ihr seid sehr nett zu mir
This channel is the Best. I'm really happy that I found this channel. Thank you teacher. Vielen Dank 🙏🌹
Thank you so much Jenny for your videos! They are so helpful in clarifying questions I have as I am learning German by myself over the summer!! :) Sehr gut! Vielen Dank!
Danke , frau Jenny :D im beginner learn German language . and now i can Learn more in your channel its Help me a lot .
Das freut mich sehr, Dama :) Willkommen und viel Spaß auf meinem Kanal!
Ich bedanke mich für alle deutsch lernen videos... Mach bitte noch weiterhin... Bleiben Sie immer gesund
I guess you heard it a thousand times before but you are really good at teaching :) i wish you the best of everything in life. Regards from Istanbul.
Great examples! Want to put them on some flash cards. Danke sehr 🙏💃
thanks a bunch Jenny! This way of teaching is a lot better because of the real use of language examples.
Glad you like it :) Thanks a lot for watching!
Vielen danke, Sie ist eine Super lehrerin
Danke Jenny, für das video und besondere mit dem viele beispiel.. du hast alle über kein und nicht total erkläred
ich liebe dich Jenny
Ich habe die letzte Woche B2 deutsch Kurs angefangen.Ich habe allem deine Videos vorgeschlagen und alle sind darum wirklich zufrieden :)
*Ich habe letzte Woche mit meinem B2-Deutschkurs angefangen. Ich habe allen deine Videos empfohlen und alle sind damit wirklich zufrieden.
Danke für das nette Feedback und die Weiterempfehlung :)
@@lingoniGERMAN Danke und gern geschechen:)
Actually, as the german sentences doesn't have a property order, you may use nicht wherever you want, but obviously after the conjugated verb and before the verbs in infinitiv/prefix of "trennbar verb". Normally one uses "nicht" near things want to negate the most. E.g. Ich will nicht heute lernen.
Ich will heute nicht lernen.
Both sentences are ok, but the first one emphasises the modalverb and the second emphasises the time. It is about the sense you want to give.
I forgot to say, "before verbs in infinitiv and before participle"
Úrsula Antunes hola
this makes clearer sense..thanks
Ich weiße es ist zwei jahre alt, aber, vielen dank!!!
Thanks for giving us an explanation so short, and makes sense, german its for me a little bit hard (im a native Spanish speaker) people say that for a person who speaks Spanish or English it's easy learning German, but I dont if I might be stupid or something cuz I dont get what's the trick with German language
Ich wünsche Ihnen ein schönes und gesundes neues Jahr, SIE sind super ,ich danke Ihnen
You are a great teacher, I really appreciate 😍
I like the way she speaks with her eye brows and funny eyes :D
viele danke für deine hilfen,eigentlich es will mir im besser deutschsprache.
Appreciated by the great efforts you did to understand better.
Liebe Jenny. Danke schön für Ihre Hilfe. Sie sind eine sehr gute Leherin. Vielen Dank und Liebe Grüße von Spanien. I love both English and German and I can speak too Spanish, French und ein bisschen Chinesich. Ich lerne gerne Fremdsprache.Thanks a lot and if I could help you some how in order to thank you for your valuable time and your courses, I will help you with pleasure. Best and warm regards from Spain. Zaira.
Danke für dieses umfassende Video! 😉
Vielen Dank! Sie sind eine gute Lehrerin! 👍🏻
once again, vielen danke Jenny!
Sie haben alles so einfach gemacht!
is = is not
come=come not
live=live not
have=have not
go today =go today not
drive= drive not
dance-like=dance-like not
mine=mine not
anna=not anna
decide=not decide :D
......................................................................
so easy peezy!
thanks jenny!
SOOO helpful! Thank you, Jenny!!!
Hi Jenny, your teaching is so helpful! Greetings from Taiwan
Danke für Ihre Hilfen
I found this table confusing because most declination tables follow the m,f,n,pl order or in one book (Schritte Plus) I have it is m,n,f,pl, but never n,m,f,pl. At first glance I thought it was wrong and was looking it up in my grammar book...when suddenly I realized it was out of order. Otherwise....I love you Jenny!
Old hat to me in a sense but it's good to revise. "Kein" was in fact one of the first German words I learnt but it took me many years to realise that German almost always uses that word instead of "nicht ein" or similar
thank you for your help. your teaching is too interesting. you have explained everything with more details. Can you upload more videos, and I am waiting for your new lessons. Thank you Jenny
Klar! Normalerweise lade ich pro Woche 3 Videos hoch. Heute kommt ein neues :)
Danke Schön für deinen Unterrich 💕. Das ist Super.
Danke schön 😊
Danke schoen ! Sie sind ein gute Lehrerin !
Amazing teacher!!! I love her work!!
This was great video... thanks Jenny.. you are a wonderful teacher!
You the best one, I have ever seen over youtube.!!
my god. Yo jenny....i am learning German since Feb. im very shy to speak it. coming across this tutorial i am going to admit it is the best on youtube.
This was a good lesson for me to understand. Thanks Jenny. Bill
Wow, das ist wirklich kompliziert!
Hallo Jenny
Ich hoffe, es dir gut geht.
Herzlich Danke
Du bist echt eine sehr gute Lehrerin
Jenny, your videos really are excellent. Great work!
You are an amazing teacher, you explained this incredibly well, thank you so much!
Thank you very much, the best channel to learn german
Vielen Dank für ihre Hilfe
You speak English so well, I am impressed! I am Ruth, I like these, I grew up speaking Pennsylvania Dutch,
im from pennsylvania!
Ich schicke zu meine alte Deutsche unterricht collegen diese video. Fantastik!
+Michael Endrizzi Ich schicke meinem alten Kollegen aus dem Deutschunterricht dieses Video.
Halo jenny,Das unterricht ist beste !
Danke 🌹🌹
ich danke ihnen sehr 😊 ich habe bei ihnen viel gelernt und mit ihnen geht sehr einfach weil sie alle erklären machen
the right is.. Ich danke ihr sehr, because ihnen is plural dative 'They'
Ich habe mit ihr viel gelernt und mit ihr es geht sehr einfach, weil sie alle erklärt. :)
+Nego Ryo Thanks man I don't know they say ' ihnen ' for respect but I think you right .
hell no its right with "ihnen" if you talk to her its right if you talk about her its wrong
I steht immer groß
I'm also a German teacher:
"Ich danke Ihnen sehr" is correct, you just needed to capitalize your "I" in Ihnen since it comes from the "Sie" pronoun that means "you; formal". Ihnen with a lower-case i (ihnen) is the dative form of the pronoun "sie" meaning "they".
Ihnen = you (dative)
ihnen = them (dative - in most cases)
hi Jenny, how are you. id like to appreciate you for the wonderful and useful videos you have made. I follow you every time and I like the method of teaching. and that you would be very very appreciated if you make a video about the difference between ( ich bin krank und mir ist kalt.....) these are both adjective in view point of grammar but why we must use them im different ways. thanks a lot, be successful in your life
+Aziz Ahmad Qazizadah I made a Video in which I talk about Dative Expressions. I hope it'll help you
Aziz Ahmad Qazizadah 7
danke sehr ! du bist die beste lehrerin
Danke für das nette Feedback, Andrea :)
vielen Dank für deine Informationen ab geben
You speak english and german very well. Congratulations!!
Você fala inglês e alemão muito bem. Parabéns!!
I am from Brazil. Rio de Janeiro. Rio2016, Olympic Games!
Que bom! Eu já fui para o Rio varias vezes. Eu gostei muito :)
Hum... e fala português também.
Onde posso te ouvir falando em português, querida rs?
Where Can I listen you speaking Portuguese, darling ls??
Vielen Dank für die Studie
You are great Jenny. Vielen Dank !
Du sprichst wirklich gut Deutsch, ich mag deine Ausprache.
sie ist sehr gut..viele danke
ich bedanke mich bei Ihnen für Ihre vidoes
Und ich bedanke mich bei dir fürs Zuschauen :)
Thank you very much
Thank you this really helped me
Danke schöne.Ich freue mich auf Sie.
Vielen Dank 🎉🎉
Hello Jenny, I want to thank you first for your efforts. Am doing great with your lessons. However I found the Nicht part very complicated. As they say too much info kills the info. In Babbel I understood it better because they did not give many details.
Thank you again.
Danke schön, Jenny😊
Dear Jenny, you told that Nicht precedes a separable prefix, so why is not in the sentence " Wir kommen nicht um 20 Uhr an" ? Thank you
Hello! Please,can you help me? " How do I negate "Ich spreche Deutsch"? Ich spreche nicht Deutsch oder Ich spreche kein Deutsch, or are both acceptable? And in the question "Sprecht ihr Chinesisch?", where should I put "nicht"? I'd say "Sprecht ihr nicht Chinesisch?" (this last sentence comes from a grammar exercise in which I have to put in "nicht" after the verb or before the element I want to negate). Thanks a lot beforehand!
Ich spreche kein Deutsch. Sprichst du kein Chinesisch?
Thank you!
Thank you so much for the video.
It really helps a lot! I really appreciated it!
and I have some questions!
Could you please help me?
Q1.
Wir kommen um 20 Uhr an.
Wir kommen nicht um 20 Uhr an.
ankommen is also a separable prefix.
so, we can use both way? Both are right?
Wir kommen nicht um 20 Uhr nicht an.
Wir kommen nicht um 20 Uhr an.
or which is right?
Q2.
Die Kinder sind heute zur Schule gegangen.
Die Kinder sind heute nicht zur Schule gegangen.
This sentence, Die Kinder sind heute zur Schule gegangen.
is also past tense, So we could also use like
"Die Kinder sind heute zur Schule nicht gegangen."
is it right to say this way to?
I am really confused when I have to put nicht..
Thank you so much for your help and the videos!!
Have a good day!!
+11
Thanks for your efforts am always with you
Helpful lesson! You may want to reduce the gain/volume on your mic as it was clipping fairly often on this video.
Hi Jenny, I love your works. You give so many examples to make the subject clear to us. I am wondering if your worksheets include all these examples. If so, I would love to patron your service.
Thank you.
Vielen Dank!
Some of these conversions seem too general. I feel like when I look up the individual words that I understand it better. "Er muss sich morgen entschieden" is typed out "he has to decide tomorrow". When it really is actually saying directly "he must himself morning decide." Sure the conjugation is in a different order but I can more directly stamp in my mind how the individual words actually play in the mind in Deutsche instead of just trying to remember the spirit of phrases. This reminds me of when I saw the phrase "freut mich, sie kennenzurlernen" is translated as "Happy to meet you" in google translate. When it is actually saying "Happy I'm (me) of you to know and learn of" more in the matter of word play. This kind of direct word to word translation helps me get to the root of the language much better than trying to remember whole phrases which can leave me a bit puzzled about what part of the sentence is saying and doing what work.
Vielen dank ich habe gut verstanden untwrschd kein und nicht.
vielen danke jenny
+Michael Gebremeskel gerne :) Danke fürs Zuschauen!
Thank you so much Jenny.
Sehr gerne! Danke, dass du vorbeigeschaut hast!
Das war ein sehr gutes Video.
Could you please, if possible, also make a video about the place of bitte in a sentence. Althoug I understand it generally speakinng, sometime I see it at the end of a sentence which I can not quite understand. Thank you again.
at 5:40 or so, i reckon if some of the examples of adjectives are actually adverbs. it doesn't make a big difference to me, as long as i learn how to do negations properly.
Danke sehr Lehrerin
Thanks a lot! 🙏
God bless this woman.
I really enjoyed your lessons!!😍 but please u have to sometime slow up in the way we can read and capture the sentence in our heads. I am saying that because some of us are slow in reading. Thanks again very much 👍.
Kaina Yamin