I had paid for your amazing Lingoni German course last time but due to University courses I couldnt do them and a year went by without using them and i feel so bad. Now I am back to watching your youtube videos from start again. This time I have been consistent and watched from A1 all the way to here watching 5 videos a day. I used to always get stuck long before this video but being consistent helped me till here and soon I will start with your B1 videos!! 😄😄😄
Jenny started with her channel named 'German with Jenny' and then around 2-3 years ago, she changed it to Lingoni German because it was now a team and a better business model.
now, i am talking about case no. 27 , what if i said instead of: weil ich ein Wort nachschlagen muss / MAYBE ALTERNATIVELY/ weil ich ein Wort finden/suchen muss . ???? THANKS MUCH IN ADVANCE FOR RESPONSE JENNY !!!!!!! :)
Hallo Jenny, 7:16 du hast gesagt, ich nehme die Treppe, weil ich.... Mein Lehrer hat immer mir gesagt dass mann das nicht sagen konnte, because its like you take the stairs and going away with it.. we should always say ich gehe die Treppe hoch... ist das richtig?
hello, why we say "Sind Sie 'sich' sicher?" and "bist du 'dir' sicher"? i heard it many times but still can't understand. is it a dative case? if so, why 'sich' then? 🥲
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Toll Jenny
Du bist die beste 🎉
I had paid for your amazing Lingoni German course last time but due to University courses I couldnt do them and a year went by without using them and i feel so bad. Now I am back to watching your youtube videos from start again. This time I have been consistent and watched from A1 all the way to here watching 5 videos a day.
I used to always get stuck long before this video but being consistent helped me till here and soon I will start with your B1 videos!! 😄😄😄
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Sehr gute, Jenny!
Hallo Jenny, super nützlich! Vielen Dank! Haben Sie auch ein Video für die wichtigen Redelmittel in Niveau B1/B2?
thank you Jenny , du bist die Beste!! :) greetings from Griechenland!
Thank You 🌻
Prima, vielen dank❤.
Danke
Danke schön
Muito bom, parabéns.
very good content
Danke Schön
How are you affiliation with lingoni? You are one of yhe best UA-cam sources for German. Thanks .
Jenny started with her channel named 'German with Jenny' and then around 2-3 years ago, she changed it to Lingoni German because it was now a team and a better business model.
Super.. Super..
Sehr schön 🙏
Vielen Dank , aber das habe ich noch nicht angesehen ;D
Please teach 15 sentences each time and slowly explain every word . Thanks.
Gibt es ein ähnliches Video für B1 ?
now, i am talking about case no. 27 , what if i said instead of: weil ich ein Wort nachschlagen muss / MAYBE ALTERNATIVELY/ weil ich ein Wort finden/suchen muss . ???? THANKS MUCH IN ADVANCE FOR RESPONSE JENNY !!!!!!! :)
nachschlagen would be better here. suchen is the general term for "to look for sth" and is used more when we talk about objects like keys or wallets.
11:47 Can i say "Die Kinder gehen nach oben" too?
Hallo Jenny, 7:16 du hast gesagt, ich nehme die Treppe, weil ich.... Mein Lehrer hat immer mir gesagt dass mann das nicht sagen konnte, because its like you take the stairs and going away with it.. we should always say ich gehe die Treppe hoch... ist das richtig?
I'm Dina to 100+
#20 Ich habe einen Bruder, der in München studiert. Is this correct using "der" here?
yes it is!
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I ch fahre mit meinem Auto und höre di h. Benutzvoll Zeit.😊😊
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You have a husband AND a wife? Nice.
Jenny has it all. :-D
hello, why we say "Sind Sie 'sich' sicher?" and "bist du 'dir' sicher"? i heard it many times but still can't understand. is it a dative case? if so, why 'sich' then? 🥲