das Präteritum: Mastering German's Irregular Simple Past Verbs - A2/B1 German Grammar
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2024
- 🚀 Continue on your linguistic time-travel journey with this German lesson about irregular verbs in the Präteritum tense in German!
🇩🇪✨ Discover the enchanting world of Präteritum, where irregular verbs come to life in past tales!
📜🕰️ Ready to unravel the mysteries of conjugations and spice up your German storytelling skills? Hit play now and join the language adventure!
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Patterns of Irregular Verbs Video ➪ • Irregular Past Tense G...
0:00 Intro
1:24 The Basics of Irregular Verbs
3:32 S & ß Rules
4:47 D & T Rules
5:54 Weak Irregular Verbs?
7:52 How to Choose the Verb Stem
9:54 Example Story with Regular & Irregular Verbs
11:08 What's next?
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vielen dank für dieses video! im a2 and had seen a few of these but hadn’t rlly heard them in context or had them explained to me! :D
Thanks, great stuff. Could you share the Präteritum with Modal Verb + Haben/Sein form. You mentioned it is in description but I could not find it. Thanks a lot!
Modal Past: ua-cam.com/video/PwXTk5pwVYM/v-deo.html
Haben & Sein Past: ua-cam.com/video/v2bSluiDBH8/v-deo.html
I am planning on making updated versions of these, but haven't yet.
Thanks a lot@@MrLAntrim Look forward to more of these.
Not related to this video but Sir can you tell if one should study Goethe B1 wortliste for exam
If you are taking a Goethe exam, you definitely should at least look at the Goethe vocabulary list. The issue is that you are supposed to be able to USE the vocabulary list provided by the Goethe Institut. This means that it isn't enough to simply memorize the vocabulary list. You have to be able to use every word in the list in a sentence. You need to be able to identify synonyms so you can phrase things differently. There is a whole lot more that goes into a Goethe exam than just memorizing a list of words.
I think the practice tests are more helpful than any other resource you can find online. Practicing to take the exam will familiarize you with the format, which for some students is actually a bigger hurdle than the content of the exam. It doesn't matter how good your German skills are, if you are bad at taking the test, you crack under pressure or your freeze up when someone asks you a question in German, you will not do will.
I should probably do a video about "How to pass a German exam". Maybe soon.
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Thank you very much for the comprehensive reply. I will definitely wait for that video.
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8:00 the same answer for English, why does am becomes was, bring becomes brought, lead becomes led and read becomes read but is pronounced as red? Simple answer... You just have to memorize it😅
Probably the most irritating answers for language learners of every language. "It just is. Now memorize it."
@@MrLAntrim when I started learning German I got stuck on ist and isst sounding the same, and couldn't tell if someone was asking "ist dein Chef im Büro?“ or "isst dein Chef im Büro?" Then realized, as a native Spanish speaker, that the Spanish word for I eat, "como" also means how and like, so "como en mi casa" can mean "just like in my house" and also "I eat at home", then started paying attention to the intonation and finally got it.
Audio is always too low.
I'll see what I can do.
Something with your device mate. It's clear & hearable