A guide to German word order - Sentences with two verbs | The Coffee Break German Show 1.01
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- ‼️ FREE LESSON GIVEAWAY: Get 5 free video lessons from the Coffee Break German Club - exclusive to our CZcams Subscribers bit.ly/cbgtv Welcome to the very first episode of the Coffee Break German Show! To start off the series, we're chatting about some rules to follow when using more than one verb in a sentence. Los geht’s!
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I must say after 2 years hearing Mark and Thomas it's a bit of odd to realize they actually have faces. Hahahahah great episode as always!
This is a great summary and it is so nice to actually see Mark and Thomas during the lessons.
Die Deutsche Leute hat viel Geduld, weil sie bis zum Ende des Satz was gesagt wurden. 🙂 Super Video, danke. 👍
That's was really helpful! Keep doing what you are doing! Danke schoon.
O really like This format, congratulations guys. I really enjoyed.
Sehr hilfreich Danke.
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This is fantastic! Danke!
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We're glad to hear you're enjoying our content! Viel Spaß beim Deutschlernen 😊
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Interesting sentence there, "Sie werden dieses Spiel nicht gewinnen." Depending on context, it could have to different objects. It could be a third-person plural or a formal second person singular. If I were playing chess with an older gentleman in the park, I might try to present my confidence by speaking that sentence. I could also talk to a friend while watching the NJ Devils game and be referring to the expected result of the team's playing.