@@HerrFergusonIt would make a great video. I always am curious why someone chose to major in such and such language and their journey to study and excel in it.
@German Lessons with Mr Ferguson Lieber Herr Ferguson, vielen Dank für diese geniale Lektion, 🤗 🌞 🤗 ... ich freue mich natürlich auf Nachschub. Auch als Deutsche kann ich viel von Ihnen lernen, I couldn't be happier. Don't hesitate to keep up your good work! Best wishes, 🦋 M.
Your videos are so good for real !! I believe making such videos with such high quality might be tiresome but Man, I have just stomped upon your videos today and I love them. It would be great tho to have those notes as a PDF or part of a subscription of some kind cause otherwise I think I will have to write them up myself xD
@@HerrFerguson ooooh okay, Vielen Dank I have my german A2 exam on 14 aug, and I am not much of prepared (because of academics studies) but your lectures are helping me a lot yet I am still not sure if I will be able to clear the exam
İch gehe laufen. (I am going for a run) Why are we not using “zu” or “zum” in this sentence(Ich gehe zum laufen)? And if it’s a separate topic, would you please tell me the name of the topic?
‘Zum’ is short for ‘zu dem’ (to the) “I am going for a run” is just an idiomatic way of saying “I am going running” (literal translation) Ich gehe = I am going laufen = running
Hi mr fergusson, i have a question BLEIBEN SIE RUHIG , WIR FINDEN IHREN BRUDER. Why isnt it wir will ihren bruder finden? And also the sentance: SEIEN SIE NICHT NERVOS, ALLES IST IN ORDNUNG Why seien and not sei nicht nervos?
Hi, in the first one it’s idiomatic use: we are finding your brother = we will find your brother (in this context) In the second example, it’s ‘seien’ because the subject is ‘Sie’ and this is the correct conjugation in the imperative. I hope that helps!
"That means we dont use them with modal verbs", is it better using "ich lerne Deutsch, um in Deutschland Arbeit zu finden" instead of "Ich lerne Deutsch, um in Deutschland Arbeit finden zu können"?
Everyday you brighten my understanding of the German language.
best video i have seen on this topic so far. and so clearly and well explained
Ihre Videos sind wirklich die erstaunlichsten. Ich genieße sie sehr. Ich gratuliere Ihnen herzlich.
Plz start Prüfung preparation for A1 A2 B1 Schreiben und Sprechen Task.
Your teaching methods is very good
Can you recount your journey for learning German up to today? TY
This feels like it could be a fun video, or would you rather that I just replied?
@@HerrFergusonIt would make a great video. I always am curious why someone chose to major in such and such language and their journey to study and excel in it.
@German Lessons with Mr Ferguson
Lieber Herr Ferguson, vielen Dank für diese geniale Lektion, 🤗 🌞 🤗 ... ich freue mich natürlich auf Nachschub.
Auch als Deutsche kann ich viel von Ihnen lernen, I couldn't be happier. Don't hesitate to keep up your good work!
Best wishes, 🦋 M.
you really put effort for this video, the information like paid courses. thank you
Great video, thank you! Jetzt verstehe ich die zu sätze! Vielen Dank!
Your videos are so good for real !! I believe making such videos with such high quality might be tiresome but Man, I have just stomped upon your videos today and I love them. It would be great tho to have those notes as a PDF or part of a subscription of some kind cause otherwise I think I will have to write them up myself xD
Danke! I’m looking at a subscription for materials and exercises at the moment! Watch this space!!
Excellent series sir, vielen dank.
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Thank you for sharing this video...
Please post about partizip II, that would be a great help :) danke shön :)
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in the sentence
I want to go to the market
will we use 'zu'?
will it be like
ich will markt gehen or ich will zu markt gehen
You need ‘zu’ and the article, in this case ‘dem’
Ich will zu dem Markt gehen
(I want to go to the market)
Without that, its ’I want to go market’
@@HerrFerguson ooooh okay, Vielen Dank
I have my german A2 exam on 14 aug, and I am not much of prepared (because of academics studies) but your lectures are helping me a lot
yet I am still not sure if I will be able to clear the exam
Du schaffst das! 💪🏼
Übung macht den Meister! 📚
@@HerrFerguson Vielen Dank 🙏
you are so brilliant...I enjoy your videos
Danke!
Great video to learn Infinitive
İch gehe laufen. (I am going for a run) Why are we not using “zu” or “zum” in this sentence(Ich gehe zum laufen)? And if it’s a separate topic, would you please tell me the name of the topic?
‘Zum’ is short for ‘zu dem’ (to the)
“I am going for a run” is just an idiomatic way of saying “I am going running” (literal translation)
Ich gehe = I am going
laufen = running
@@HerrFerguson Oh, I see now, thank you for the clarification!
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Hi mr fergusson, i have a question
BLEIBEN SIE RUHIG , WIR FINDEN IHREN BRUDER.
Why isnt it wir will ihren bruder finden?
And also the sentance:
SEIEN SIE NICHT NERVOS, ALLES IST IN ORDNUNG
Why seien and not sei nicht nervos?
Hi, in the first one it’s idiomatic use: we are finding your brother = we will find your brother (in this context)
In the second example, it’s ‘seien’ because the subject is ‘Sie’ and this is the correct conjugation in the imperative.
I hope that helps!
@@HerrFerguson it helped a lot, thank you for your time it means a lot to a beginner.
danke!
Make videos on wo da sentence
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"That means we dont use them with modal verbs", is it better using "ich lerne Deutsch, um in Deutschland Arbeit zu finden" instead of "Ich lerne Deutsch, um in Deutschland Arbeit finden zu können"?
To be honest, both are fine!
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