Best Method for Remembering Noun Gender | German 🇩🇪
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- Опубліковано 4 бер 2021
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I outline a great technique for remembering noun gender in German. If you create vivid images in your head that associate the gender of the noun with famous people of that gender, combined with that word, then you will never forget it.
Creating images in your mind is the best way for putting information into your long term memory, and it works great for learning noun gender during language learning.
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That is a very good idea. As a native German speaker I never had that problem, but as a DaF-teacher I'm always looking for tips and "Eselsbrücken" to remember the articles easier.
What I like to use are color coding der - blue, die - red, das - green and die (pl.) yellow/orange. It's not quite as strong as remembering a weird picture but uses the same technic.
An other thing is using movements. "rock-paper-sissors" in German der Stein, das Papier, die Schere (although we do it Schere, Stein, Papier) is perfect for this. Each word uses one of the articles and this gesture can stand for the article. rock - der, paper - das, sissors - die.
I hope this helps anybody out there!
And don't give up. The more you hear the words the easier it gets.
Yeah there is no substitute for simply just using the words. It's all about the repetition. I'll take these techniques into account, thanks! 😀🇩🇪
Really interesting technique. I've been learning German for 5 years now and still confuse the noun genders when I speak. I am currently studying in Bavaria and can say that German people will always understand what you intend to say, even if you mess up the genders and the adjective Endungen. Very good video nevertheless!
Thanks! Yeah I still make many mistakes with grammar but it's never the issue. You're right in that most of your problems will come from lack of vocabulary as opposed to incorrect noun gender.
@@GermanWithJay Grammar first or Vocabulary first according to you?
@@toga7583 Vocabulary 100%
@@GermanWithJay ok, thank you
I totally agree with you, my friend
You have one of the best channels on here, and incredible techniques to improve my German in-between adult learning at Uni and travels! Fascinated by your intense desire and learning and you serve as a motivation. Keep up the help! Vielen dank.
Danke für Hilfe
Vielen dank for the tips. It really helps me a lot.
Danke schön!! I will use this tip ❤
Thanks, very helpful.
Such a great idea, thanks!
Danke schön! Almost like making it a story line, liked it
Amazing!!! Danke schön!!!
Very good tip, thanks!
This is a super useful technique!!
Thank you for your tip!
Buenísima técnica. 😁
Thank you so much for this nice video, my friend ❤❤
Danke schön!
this is what i used to do in highschool and it worked pretty good for my exams
I love this!
I just started learning German, from Belfast so pleasantly surprised to hear the Northern Irish accent! This is definitely something I've been struggling with the most, gets very frustrating. This is a great idea. Will give your other videos a check and stay tuned for more. Cheers!
Cheers! Glad it was helpful 😀🇩🇪
County Down here, how goes the German? :)
good idea sir🎉
Thanks for this video sir.
❤❤
Thank u so much!
Very nice video and technique, thank you! The Fluent Forever book suggests something like "exploding" for masc, "burning/on fire" for fem, and "shattering" for neuter (or something like that), but your suggestion provides a nice alternative that can be combined. Sometimes it's easier to picture things with a person (e.g. Obama putting on der Anzug). Thanks again.
Man, I'm from Mexico and I'm learning German, I started watching videos on UA-cam in Spanish, but some of them are really bad or very confusing. They use bad techniques to "teach" a new lenguage. Please keep making videos like this. Videos like yours are very hepful and get people interested in learning.
Thanks for the video (:
New subscriber!
great tip!
Glad it was helpful!
@@GermanWithJay great tip jay;
Nice!
Pretty much inspiring guy!
Interesting approach to remembering the genders of each noun. I will have to come up with a different image for the "der" words though. Lol.
I'm a native German speaker who moved to the UK when I was 9 and had never spoken English. Gender was simply a matter of being a part of a word to me but the more proficient I became in English the more I realised the beauty of English in that it's almost entirely genderless outside of the use of personal pronouns. Yes, there are adjectival remnants like the blond man and the blonde women but they are few and very few native English speakers even know about them when they write. As a very fluent English speaker, I've spent nearly 50 years on and off in the UK but worked a few years in Germany and Austria, I recognise how clunky German is. It's impossible to be precise in German in any economic way when it comes to science and technology. Gender and case interaction is absolutely crazy in German and I remember trying to teach my English children German and how baffled they were by it. They weren't just baffled but the complexity upset them.
Hallo nice to meet you
I am enjoying your great video.Could you put on it with germany subtitle . thank you
please keep making videos
please
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Could you please share all your visual images with the nouns and genders in pdf or flashcards?
An entire comedy series could be created solely from these images.
Question! Did you start talking from day one? Or did you wait awhile in order to get used to the sounds of the language?
I just started learning German a couple of weeks ago and had been deciphering the masculine and feminine nouns in a very cartoonish way, like imagining a dog with a top hat and mustache, or a cat with a bonnet 🤣 I was hoping that maybe there was more of a science of how to remember, but i guess abstract thought really is the best way haha 😂.
Yeah you never forget the funny images you make lol
Love u
do you need a new celebrity for each single noun or 3 for all?
(I'm not sarcastic, just asking because I am having difficulties remembering the genders)
Wait a minute THIS IS A VERY NICE TIP you can remember many words just by remembering one scene from a movie haha vielen dank!!
For me I helps to take the object and either give it muscular arms or long eye lashes and a hair tie depending on its gender. For ex: 💪☕️ = der tee.
Und jetzt das Video nochmal auf deutsch.
G technique
What would happen if i went and just used "die" for everything? Would people get mad? At least until i learn german language up to a point?
They'll still understand if you use die every time
sometimes even we Germans dispute over the gender of a noun...
For example: Der, Die or Das Nutella. There's an ongoing war on what article is right...
😂
Das Nutella sounds right imo
In spanish is feminine, we also have masculine and feminine articles: el, la, los , las.
But the problen for me is because sone stuff are feminine in spanish but in german are masculine or neutral.
La mesa feminine - Der Tische masculine
El sol masculine - Die sonne femenine
:v
What is your native language?
English
Hallo
Hallo, mein freund
It's good but my brain doesn't learn like that
Everyone’s brain learns like that, it’s how we remembered things when we couldn’t write. We would associate a particular place with bushes that have good/bad berries. Everytime u Want those berries again, u would remember the place and kind of the cues that get u there.
Humans remember best with association, search it up.
It’s just harder to create such visuals from our imagination bc, well, it’s in our imagination. Therefore, it might feel difficult a to create something that works, but trust me, after a lot of visuals, u will remember :).
@@victorianjeri1000 mine doesn't
@@aviatorklyppr welp, I guess ur not human xD. Unless ur blind or something...
@@aviatorklyppr Mine doesn't either.
@@PetraStaal we must be not human eh
Ima be honest, this is the olny thing deterring me from learing german😅
It's not too bad lol
Who is from india here
Stop adding memes
ok
And I thought Kanji was bad
Look what German has done to people for no reason at all 🤦