66 Popular German Verbs - Present Tense Conjugation - Deutsch lernen
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- This video includes the present tense conjugation of 66 German verbs in the present tense. Some are regular and some are irregular. Some have separable prefixes and some have non-separable prefixes. Some are modal verbs and some are just plain old verbs. Some are big and some are small. Some are used all of the time and some are only used on occasions. You get the idea. There is a variety.
Check out the conjugation of the top 50 most used German verbs here: bit.ly/1S6TPHr
Verbs conjugated in this video:
0:00 anfangen, 0:17 anbieten, 0:33 ansehen, 0:51 aussehen, 1:07 betreffen, 1:23 bieten, 1:36 bilden, 1:51 darstellen, 2:08 dürfen, 2:20 entsprechen, 2:39 entstehen, 2:53 entwickeln, 3:06 ergeben, 3:21 erhalten, 3:36 erinnern, 3:54 erkennen, 4:09 erklären, 4:25 erreichen, 4:41 erwarten, 4:56 erzählen, 5:12 fallen, 5:24 fehlen, 5:36 folgen, 5:50 fühlen, 6:01 führen, 6:14 gehören, 6:26 gelten, 6:37 gewinnen, 6:50 glauben, 7:01 halten, 7:13 handeln, 7:25 heißen, 7:35 interessieren, 7:51 kennen, 8:02 können, 8:13 lassen, 8:24 laufen, 8:36 leben, 8:48 legen, 9:02 lernen, 9:14 liegen, 9:27 meinen, 9:40 mögen, 9:54 müssen, 10:08 nennen, 10:22 reden, 10:34 schaffen, 10:47 scheinen, 11:03 schließen, 11:16 sitzen, 11:30 sollen, 11:45 stehen, 11:57 stellen, 12:12 studieren, 12:29 tragen, 12:43 treffen, 12:56 tun, 13:08 verbinden, 13:23 vergehen, 13:39 vergleichen, 13:52 verlieren, 14:07 versuchen, 14:22 vorstellen, 14:40 werden, 14:54 wollen, 15:06 ziehen, wissen
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LEO- www.leo.org/
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If you want to learn German, you should start here: czcams.com/video/6Ka_3Rq8JZ4/video.html
I'm glad you like it. I'm thinking of doing more videos like this one and skipping the videos that only do one verb at a time. Maybe themed verb lists? I'm not sure. It is still in the idea stage right now. Thanks for the encouragement.
66 Popular German Verbs Conjugated in One Video. czcams.com/video/6J4k8sU22Ig/video.html
I put two links in the description to dictionaries that I use. They both have audio pronunciation help for most of the words on there. They aren't in MP3 format, but they are still very helpful.
Waiting for your following video. :)
The most difference between English and German language study for me is that, when I learn English, it is easy to find a Word book with a pronunciation MP3. But in German, it is hard to find this kind of word book. So this video is quite helpful! Thank you for you hard work.
Incredible. Thanks so much for your great efforts. You are really good.
All your videos are great Herr Antrim, but, your verb videos are excellent! As a learning tool they are better than anything you could pay good money for and your channel is worthy of a contract on Foxx :D
I am going to work in Germany soon and need some job specific verbs...maybe I could compile a list that you could upload? Just an idea as I know you are always thinking about new additions. Thanks for sharing your knowledge Mein Herr
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Learn German with Herr Antrim I dont understand 2 things: Y do you separate the last conjugation, when they r same? (4 example sie bieten and Sie biten) So why do you repeat it? The other is: If a verb pronunciated ayn at the end, why do u say as ay-en? It is not ay-en, it is ayn.
I separate the last conjugation, because that was the way I was taught. I honestly have no good reason for doing it. It is more of a habit than a conscious decision.
What verb is supposed to be pronounced "ayn"? Do you mean "sehen"? If so, both "ay-en" and "ayn" are accepted, but the version on Duden is what I said in the video. www.duden.de/rechtschreibung/sehen
Learn German with Herr Antrim And do u havr other videos? And r u german?
I have approximately 600 videos on this channel on a huge variety of topics. Obviously, my newer videos are the best, but my older videos, like this one, are still popular.
Currently, I upload 2 videos each week. Mondays I upload videos for beginners (bit.ly/2t9Fi6t) Fridays I upload videos for intermediate learners (bit.ly/2sYDye3)
I also have a pretty extensive playlist of short grammar lessons: bit.ly/2uj0KYt
I am not German, but I teach it in the USA. If you want to know how I learned German and why I do what I do, you can find that in this video: czcams.com/video/HTv1R5H9itU/video.html
Learn German with Herr Antrim And r u german? Which is your mother language please? I saw your familyname is Antrim... Well... There r a lot of turkish people live in Germany. And Antrim sounds like turkish 2 me... ITS JUST A QUESTION! I DONT HAVE PROBLEM WHITH MIGRANTS!
Thank you very much!!! This video is very useful. That is what I am looking for.
This is very useful, Vielen Dank!
Vielen Dank.
Excellent!
Danke sehr.
this is vrey good please put the another German grammar too vielen Dank
That's nice. My boyfriend says anschauen. I've never heard him say ansehen.
I didn't know they were' going to be trennbare verben. I was hoping to find the right way to use nennen. I never heard of it until he used it. He speaks mostly German and DOESN'T know fluent (or even conversational) English.
hallo .. Danke :) this is really great :) i learned a lot from your video bro :)
Vielen Dank!
Thank you man! You are so kind! :)
sehr schön Danke
Danke!
we appreciate tnx a lot!!!
ich bin stolz auf dich , Danke viel mal , frohes schaffen
Danke. :)
Nebenbei heißt es "Vielen Dank." und ich glaube du meinst "Gut gemacht" oder so etwas in der Art anstatt "frohes schaffen".
Danke. I dont know if this verbs are so popular. All are unusual for me.
If you watch German news or read german newspapers, you will quickly see how popular these verbs are.
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Dani Magyar?
sehr schön
عکس های زیبا I think, u r a migrant. Dont worry! I just said this. I have no problem with migrants only the terrorists!
vielen danke :) (y)
I love his voice 😊
Thank you. :)
Very useful , danke sehr :)
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You are a great man!
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I do what I can. :)
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these same verbs and more useful verbs please also in past in zukunft and plusquamperfekt prepositions etc for learn more deutsch trodzdem wirklich sehr tolles video
I'm planning on doing a video with the top 100 German verbs with example sentences in Präsens, Perfekt, & Präteritum.
I want to learn akkusativ dativ and nominativ and prepositions zur an der etc do u have videos then plz tell me
A quick overview of the cases: czcams.com/video/8dddgmtRSeE/video.html
My 3 Minuten Deutsch Series, which addresses all of these issues: czcams.com/play/PLUbX6-E9GbtoI3yI7yLW4CKyXpMrcnx9H.html
Nominative vs Accusative (3 Minuten Deutsch): czcams.com/video/8dpxsv6By9Y/video.html
Accusative Pronouns (3 Minuten Deutsch) czcams.com/video/EpEe_5J7VDU/video.html
Accusative Prepositions (3 Minuten Deutsch): czcams.com/video/vWFAioBwmwE/video.html
Dative Case Indirect Objects (3 Minuten Deutsch): czcams.com/video/B10QBNpb-O0/video.html
Dative Verbs (3 Minuten Deutsch): czcams.com/video/T9dwK5NEhUA/video.html
Dative Prepositions (3 Minuten Deutsch): czcams.com/video/hu2R0yR7BaM/video.html
Dative Pronouns (3 Minuten Deutsch): czcams.com/video/L5WNGmBuuow/video.html
Two-Way Prepositions (3 Minuten Deutsch): czcams.com/video/x1XGM9WwQKc/video.html
My German with Puppets series, which covers all of these topics with puppets and worksheet examples: czcams.com/play/PLUbX6-E9GbtqR-vGF_F_J7OBpbS0NZQCr.html
I have other videos about these topics, but they are a bit older and not as good of quality. Let me know if you have other questions.
hum tum dear ham tum there is also some very useful guy that helped me to understand the four cases he has 9 series and it's called the secret of German. his channel is sabenaundmacheal search it on CZcams
If you put together a list of verbs, I will do a video like this one for that list. Message it to me or send it via Facebook, Twitter, or Google Plus. I want to start doing verb lists based on topics anyway and this would be a great way to start that.
I wish you would make one one sentence for each verb too, that would be very helpful
Herr Antrim, can you explain the difference in usage between ANbieten and bieten? Weiter mit den Videos! Danke!
This article explains it pretty well. It is a bit too complicate to put in a comment.
marathonsprachen.com/bieten-vs-anbieten/
difference between bieten and bieten an? is that just to offer and to offer (on). Could someone give an example? Thanks! :)
+Sam Lewis They both mean "to offer", but the difference is very subtle. It is a situational difference. Sometimes you can offer something using anbieten, but other times you have to use bieten. Sometimes they are interchangeable. There is a great article about this here: marathonsprachen.com/bieten-vs-anbieten/
Danke...am about to know germen am a tanzanian
Why are there 2 verbs "to know"? When would you use kennen and not wissen or vice versa? Or can they be used interchangeably?
+Aaron R I have several videos explaining this topic. There is a difference, but it might be easier just to share these videos.
czcams.com/video/Ut8KcTx1jgo/video.html
czcams.com/video/CiGAtqak3WU/video.html
czcams.com/video/tiQ9Qt6uJAQ/video.html
it would be nice to put what tense and the meanings of it :) I speak English and 2% german so it is difficult for me
The title of the video is "66 Popular German Verbs - Present Tense Conjugation". It does say what tense it is. The English meaning of each verb is printed on the screen for each verb and I say it out loud before I start conjugating. I don't say the English conjugation because it would be pretty repetitive as English usually only has a couple of forms for each verb.
Can you please post the pdf of these verbs..it is very useful and i would like to print !!
+Ck Ck There isn't a PDF of this to be posted. I would have to create a new file for that. Since you suggested it, however, I can easily create a new PDF for each of the 10 verbs in each of the videos for the top 100 German verbs series I started a few weeks ago.
You can find the top 10 here: czcams.com/video/waweCeXg6Dc/video.html
The top 11-20 are here: czcams.com/video/AM0ekILaOHA/video.html
I will make PDFs for each of those videos soon and I will make sure that there is a download link for each of the videos that are to follow.
+Ck Ck I added a PDF to both of the links in my previous comment. I will be uploading the top 21-30 video on Wednesday and it will also have a PDF with it. I will also add these links to my blog posts about each list.
Vielen Dank Antrim !!!
vilen danke
+Brhane Mngstabi *Vielen Dank*
Danke schön für die Artikel lesen
Reminds me Uni.
Hello Herr Antrim
Wie mann kann sagen
'I AM EMBARRASSED' auf Deutsch
which one easy to learn english or german?
I think the idea of language difficulty can be very subjective. It really depends upon your native language and a bunch of other factors. That being said, I think German is easier than English, because English borrows from so many other languages. It is more like learning bits and pieces of other languages in order to understand English. Again, that is just my personal opinion and I never really had to learn English, as I am a native speaker. It might interest you to see this list of languages by difficulty for English native speakers. www.effectivelanguagelearning.com/language-guide/language-difficulty
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KLENZOR _ كلينزور depends on your mother tongue
Why don't these comments match the video??
German needs practise like any other language... Grammar needs more efforts.
Are you German? It doesn't sound native.
+Matthews Edwards Nope. I'm an American. Try my newer videos. My accent has improved since I made this one.
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