Mögen, Möchten, Wollen: Conjugation, Meaning, Differences & Usage
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- čas přidán 29. 02. 2020
- Ever come across the words “mögen”, “möchten” and “wollen” in your German learning journey? What is the difference? How do you use them? What is the difference between mögen and gern haben? Or what about the difference between mögen and möchten or between möchten and wollen? How do you conjugate mögen, möchten and wollen? How do you use them in sentences? I’ve got the answers to all of those questions in this video. Learn more than just the meaning and conjugation of these modal verbs. Learn how to use them and then practice in the comments below.
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Danke schön
Haha! Your faces during the 'wir wollen pizza' part cracked me up pretty good. Thanks for that and for making another great video. I can always count on you for the best information. 💜
Thanks. I'm glad I could edutain you. 🤓
Finally I found a video with the best explanation why "mögen" is not a modal verb.
The students learn gern at the beginning, but at the point they learn "mögen" they really try to use it as the way they think.
Ich mag essen, mag machen, mag schlafen, mag nicht lernen.
puff... gern bitte.
Ich mag alle Videos von Herrn Antrim.
Edit: Herrn.
Fantastic. I'm so happy that you found this helpful. BTW: von HerrN Antrim. If you aren't using "Herr" in the nominative case (subject), you need to add N to the end.
@@MrLAntrim, stimmt, N-Deklination. Lass mich korrigieren.
You are the best.. i am a physician*médecin* i did my medical in french language. I plan to Travel to Germany do i would you like tha you do a specefic episodes about médical terminology... A littel spécialised.thank you for thé effort...chapeau
I have a few videos about going to the doctor, but they aren't meant for the specialized vocabulary you are requesting.
Old video teaching vocabulary for hospital visits: czcams.com/video/oQPbIi8kWTk/video.html
Video that shows an annual checkup: czcams.com/video/7upVlrxwtBY/video.html
Video about a visit to the doctor when you are sick: czcams.com/video/vdonhaULv1s/video.html
@@MrLAntrim شكرا...thank you
Thank you for making this video! Very detailed, practical and interesting!
Dankeschön !
Das ist super💓👌👌🤘
Danke schön
4:40 Thank you so much for showing the source of the form conjugate verb 'mögen' Konjunktiv 2 ! Ich habe das Gefühl, dass 'möchten' zu mögen gehört.
Danke schön #HerrAntrim 🙏🏻🥺❤️
Endlich habe ich es verstanden
(Finally, I have understood the concept)
Thank you so much
Vielen Dank! Another wonderful video like always =D
This was the first video of yours that I have seen. I was working on these words and needed some verification. In the first minute of your teaching I was hooked by your calm humorous clear style. I have subscribed. Thank you for the good fun and clear lessons.
Dies war das erste deine Videos dass ich gesehen habe. Ich war mit diesen Wörter am bearbeiten und brauchte etwas Überprüfung. Im ersten Minute deine Lehren war ich sofort begeistert wegen deine ruhig witzig und klar Weg. Ich habe abonniert. Danke für der gute Spaß und klare Unterrichten.
danke für alles
such a cool video!!
Thank you very much
You are welcome.
I love all of your videos teacher! Thank you so much!
You're very welcome!
“I got u bro” 😂😂👍🏻
He does bear a striking resemblance to me. He could be my actual brother. 😜🤓😁
Idk maybe maybe just a little
Herr Antrim. Could you do a video on the diffferences between nehmen und bringen please. I got a strange look this week for using bringen rather than nehmen, even though I thought the two were interchangeable.
That's a good idea. I'll add it to my list, but I'm not sure how long it will take until I get to it. I have the next 5 or so weeks dedicated to the dative case.
Oh no, they are not interchangeable. The action "nehmen" is performed by greifen->halten->wegbewegen. Imagine the following: I have a ball in my hand. You grab the ball (greifen), then you have the ball in your hand (halten) and then you move your hand towards yourself. Now you performed "nehmen". Bringen is quite the opposite. The action "bringen" is performed by halten->bewegen->ankommen. You have the ball in your hand (halten), you come to me with the ball in your hand or bag or whatever (bewegen) and then you arrive where I am (ankommen). Now you brought the ball to my place.
7:36
How do use the word 'dass'? And why is there a comma after 'will'?
Dass is a subordinating conjunction. It pushes the verb to the end of the clause. I have a full video about these conjunctions here: czcams.com/video/AJOp86iLbe4/video.html
Will has a comma after it, because it is before a clause that starts with a subordinating conjunction.
At 6:17 shouldn't the sentence be: Möchtet ihr manch Beispiele sehen?
Nope. That would be a literal translation from English to German.