Learn the Accusative Case in German - Part 1: The Direct Object - A1/A2 [with Jenny]
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- "Ich sehe den Hund." This lesson is about the accusative case, which doesn’t exist in the English language. It is very important in the German language, though. This lesson gives you an idea of how this case works with helpful and simple examples. This video is definitely worth watching!
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00:00 Intro
01:01 Das Auto ist rot.
01:11 Der Junge weint.
01:19 Mein Magen ist leer.
02:00 Ich sehe den Hund.
04:14 Der Hund frisst sein Futter.
05:05 Ein Mann geht in die Garage.
05:59 Den Hund sehe ich.
06:31 Die Familie isst zu Abend.
07:49 Ich nehme den Apfel.
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Thank you! I have been reading and seeing these cases from other resources but you are the one that made me understand! Danke ❤️
You're the best deutsch teacher
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This the best explanation ever. Jenny you're awesome
You explained that so good. I had so much problem figuring that out. Thank you !
I'm really confused about it when I was doing the exercises of Duolingo until seeing this useful and helpful video. Thank you so much! Cheers:)
Tu es une extraordinaire enseignante de la langue allemande ! Je ne cesse d'apprendre avec toi et je suis vraiment content. Un million de mercis
Wow. Didn't realize my French was improving so much. I read and understood before I even hit "translate". Thank you Jackie and Jenny. Ciao.
Has anyone ever told you that you look a lot like the actress Katee Sackhoff? Serious compliment. You're helping me so much to improve my German. Thanks! Also thanks to your sister, Jac. Tschüss!
no one has told me that yet 😅 interesting! glad we're able to help!
danke,
Ich liebe es, jetzt kenne ich den einfachsten Weg, um die Unterschiede zu verstehen.
Ich mag die Beispiele. Gut lehrt.
Awesome! Learned the dative case from your video then came back for the accusative. Did not know I learned the harder one first! Thank you
Thanks so much!!!! You are a great teacher!!!!!! You have cleared all my questions!!!!!! I can now continue learning German happily!!!!!! You are an awesome teacher!!!!! Great explanations!!!!!
Vielen dank fur den Unterricht
This teacher way is zu wunderbar finally I understand it and it was so easy
Thanks Very much, Jenny. You are the best...lots of love.
so much more clear than other videos on the subject matter. Thank you.
This is perfect. Thank you so much for teaching us.
Thank You soooo much🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
now i understand this lesson 😄🤍
happiness.this is the best key i have had to my Deutsch als fremde sprache problems
Thank you for the wonderful videos you make, you explained it so precisely. Be careful of the COVID-19.
I never understood what a case was in german and this made me confused and frustrated a lot, but after this video my ideas are clear, thank you so much for helping me❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Your lessons are always great and well explained. Thanks for sharing.
my teacher who was in my school didn't teach that way and i didn't figure out but now i understand all logic this subject thanks teacher ❤️
This lesson is new. I think there was another in 2019. However, you are explaining it in an excellent manner. Thank you. Appreciate your superb content.
Danke schön after looking at many videos I finally get it 🙏
the best lesson ever. now I don't have a problem with der and den etc.
Thank you so much, your lessons help me a lot! Danke schön
You are brilliant at explaining these concepts
Thank youuu! Danke schön fúr diesen Helfe.
Vielen Dank für diese Hilfe *
Danke schön für die Lektion.
You are just amazing, pedagogy is for sure your thing ❤
The best and easiest explanation. Thanks
You are truly the best. Danke schön
love ur videos, wish you had a podcast
We have Podcasts on lingoni.com :)
sassy
Very nice video cleared all my doubts. Really appreciate it.
Great explanation!! Danke👍
Thank you so much ,your videos are really helpful😊
Just amazingly explained :) sweet teacher
Sie sind eine Tolle Lehrerin. Vielen Dank.
Very clear!
Thank you so much❤️
Jenny ... seriously Hats off
Viele Dank!💖
BEST INSTRUCTOR EVERRRRRRRR!
on 6:50, die musik is a femal noun, but why there is not article for Musik in the sentense? ich höre Musik or ich höre die Musik? which is right? Musik is special? if like that what else special noun are there in german?
very nice.best teaching method. from Italy.
Vielen Dank.♥️
Super!!!
Thank you.
Danke schön
thank your very much!!
Danke schön jenny.
God bless you 😊
Sehr gut Video und alles Videos sind auch super. Danke 👩🎓👨🏫🏆👍♥️🇩🇪🤗
Danke für das Lob!
Danke !!
Thankssssss :)
as I'm a tiny no big brain this has been very hard for me to understand anywhere else but here. so on behalf of my remaining few brain cells and myself thank you very much. I understood everything :)
You light up my life to DEUTSCH LERNEN, Jenny!
vielen dank
Vielen Danke
Where can I get some more exercises to practice what was teached in this lesson?
thank you
in this video, you are talking about the indefinite article but you didn't teach it earlier. how can i understand directly?
thank you so much girl
Abendessen is the dinner right? Abend is the part of the day when we eat dinner. So I don't understand the sentence where Abend is used as *dinner*
sehr gut
Sie sind am besten Duestch Lehrerin!
Du bist die beste Lehrerin fur Deustch.
Hi jenny, Shouldn't this lesson be added in other playlist as well. Nominative, accusative, dative and genetive which contains 20 videos. This also belongs there oder!
'Ich sehe den Hund' and 'den Hund sehe ich' are the same. However, if both nouns will be femenine/neutral, then this reposition of words in the sentence will not work, right? For example, 'Ein Mädchen sieht eine Frau' will not be the same as 'Eine Frau sieht ein Mädchen'.
Good question. Waiting for answer too.
You’re right, in that case it’s not advised to reposition the sentence.
In that case, you'll have to assume the sentence follows an SVO pattern.
Also, these sentences are clearly explanatory, and are rarely used in real life... Context will always leave clear who is seeing whom.
the best explanation ever😍😍😍 I had a hard time figuring this out. But how do we find if the objects or things are masculine or feminine??
We have to learn it, there are some rules for this
Hola jenni! Sigo tus videos Español - Alemán
Tienes otros videos para seguir traducido al Español?? Gracias!
Vielen dank jenny, you made it easy to lear german. But I have a doubt in this video mädchen is feminine we should use 'die' and it has written 'das'?
Danke, guten abend dear madam
Thanks for this lesson. I have a question. Why do we need to change the definite article ending for the direct object even if the sentence is in its normal order?! ( i.e: Subject + Verb + Object ). Sorry but this is something i didn't get. TIA.
I love you. Danke schön
I love youuuuuuuuuuuuuuu ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ thank you sooooo so so much
Excellent video. As "Ich sehe den Hund" and "Den Hund sehe Ich" have the same meaning, do "Der Hund sieht das Mädchen" and "Das Mädchen sieht der Hund" also have the same meaning? Does "Das Mädchen sieht der Hund" mean that the dog sees the girl?
Du bist sehr nette Deutsch lehrerin. Vielen dank.
please can u tell me what is the difference between Der, Die and Das as it all indicate The in English. So my question is when, where is it to be use.
Danke schön
Danke Schon dear Jenny
Danke
Ich sehe eine gute Lehrerin, die so vielen Leute hilft.
Vielen Dank 👍👍 ( @Jenny, please reply whether the second part of the sentence is correct or not ..should it be Leuten ? Please explain the rule as well .. n deklantion I guess ..ughh so verwirrend 😪🙃)
May I know if there is a way to know the article just by looking at the noun?
There is no way of figuring the gender/article just by looking at the noun... There are a few rules for a few nouns, but they are by no means applicable for all of them.
There are no shortcuts... You have to learn them by heart.
thaaaaaaanks
You are best
Ich liebe sie.Danke.Du ist schon
wasup learned alot of german
Hi Jenny! Good to see you after a while. Stay safe!
omg thank uuuuuu
Merhaba akasya devam ediyormusun almancaya
Danke dir: your lessons are getting me great, i only miss, why you speak foreign languages $ the science languages, like german, english, japanese, greek, and chinese... seems like Karl Marx who died getting sleep... any way now i can say wunderschon things like "Ich hore auf mein ehrlickeit" als die Vatter Gotzeg Luther (Ein ablass fur ein ehrlichen) Love you filial (O.K. fraternal but filial) and hope you get viel movie oder kino, a lots, and many many filled chocolates..... "gelassenheit"
Toll,
What happens if one speak without artikels? for example:
Mann geht in Garage.
Hund beißt Frau.
Famile isst zu Abend.
Wie "Ich höre Musik" here there is no artikel and it is already correct. 6:52
"Musik" is without an article because it is referring to music in general not a piece of music in particular.
The other sentences don't make sense. You need an article because for singular nouns, you always need articles unless you are talking about a quantity or a concept like Wasser. Wasser schmeckt gut. Sport tut gut. Bewegung ist wichtig. Lügen sind schlecht.
I think it's the same as if you take it off the articles in English: "dog bites woman" -- can you understand? Probably, but it's odd and wrong. In German, it'd be worse than just odd, because you couldn't be able to tell for sure which noun is doing the action: Hund beißt Frau -- Is it "[der] Hund beißt [die] Frau" or "[den] Hund (is being) beißt (by) [die] Frau"? Yeah, it's weird imaging a woman biting a dog, but talking like this, you'll never know... :P
You speak English very good 👍
Hi Jenny,
You have missed a verb in the section Accusative case where you r trying to explain about:
Die Frau isst eine Apfel ( the woman is eating an Apple). In this sentence the verb is missing.
I am just a beginner. I think the verb is missing. Thanks for your lovely teaching
The verb is isst ( it is the verb essen, that changes in the second and third person singular, in isst. There are some verbs that change their vowel in the second and third person singular ).
Die maus frisst die katze so we cannot identify direct object and subject in this scenario but also there is no grammer mistake
am ı correct? or missing somethinks
Great video :-) Only missing info about the negative Kein / Keinen.
That’s dealt with in our kein vs nicht Video
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Machen Sie bitte ein Video über DSD schriftliche und mündliche Prüfung 🥺❤️
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Jenny, meine Deutsch Lehrerin 👩🏫
Thank you for your effort but how can we know the gender of a word?
What we learnt in nominative case about der,die and das is the same in accusative and other cases also. Only der, die,das writing method is changing-
Der-Den
Die-Die
Das-Das
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