German Stem-Changing Verbs: unregelmäßige Verben im Präsens a-ä, e-i & e-ie
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- In this lesson I teach you how to use stem-changing verbs in the present tense in German. These verbs require a stem vowel change. There are three categories of stem-changing verbs in German: a-ä, e-i and e-ie. When you finished with this video, you will be able to conjugate these verbs with ease.
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Thank you very informative! I’m going to review this as it’s most instructive. I find for me as I repeat and listen to you I pick it up better.
I would always encourage viewers to pause the video so they can have time to repeat what I say. This is a great idea.
You are a great teacher! Thank you so much mate!
What an accurate and simple teachings 💯💯
Is their a way to know which verb to change to i or ei because they look the same
Example: nehmen will be nimmst (i)and
Sehen will be siehst(ie)
How do we know the verb should be with i or ie
Nope. Mostly just memorize them as you encounter them.
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Hello
First I want to thank you for your amazing tips and information .then I want to ask you to help me with this sentence :Die Bauer Stoßen die Bohnenstangen in die Erde .Where is the Dativ case in this sentence .
There is no dative case in that sentence.
Die Bauer - subject (nominative)
die Bohnenstangen - direct object (accusative)
in die Erde - prepositional phrase (showing change in place, accusative)
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2:02 "ear fart"
Oh god mom jokes. Feels like high school again.
I do teach high school, so the mom jokes are kind of a staple of my lessons. I like the simple things in life.
Thank you very informative. Going to review as for once I now understand. Your explaining is perfect!
This was a great help.
Are these irregular verbs the same as strong verbs!?
Yes. That is another name for them.
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Two short comments:
1) In case of backen you also find the regular forms du backst and er backt.
2) The verb wachsen (to wax) uses the no stem change in contrast to wachsen (to grow). Er wachst die Ski. Du wachst den Boden. The same is valid for the transitiv verb erschrecken (to scare somebody). Er erschreckt seine Mutter. but Die Mutter erschrickt. (The mother is startled.)
1. Thank you. I definitely should have mentioned that one in the video. It does weird stuff in the last tense too, so maybe I'll put that in a future video.
2. There are several Verbs that are either or based on either how they are used (transitive vs intransitive) or there are two different verbs with two distinct meanings that have different forms but the same infinitive form. That I feel deserves its own video. The verb fehlen vs empfehlen and befehlen would be another example. Er fehlt uns heute. vs Er empfiehlt die Spätzle.
@@MrLAntrim 1. Some verbs experience a transition from a strong verb to a weak one . Backen is one of them. Melken is another one. Languages are alive and permanently changing. Interesting to observe. In English you can observe simimlar transitions. Dreamed/dreamt, llearned/learnt.
Awesome! I needed this to review
Glad I could help!