200 Words Every German Beginner Must-Know 

Bombast is her seitenblick

I have near full german blood

Hi need this for me

articles (2/4) die E-Mail das Auge das Gesicht der Ventilator der Vater der Februar der Feuerwehrmann / die Feuerwehrfrau die Fisch der Flug das Essen der Fuß der Freitag der Freund / die Freundin das Obst die Freundin die Brille die Haare (pl) die Hand die Kopfhörer (pl) der Feiertag das Krankenhaus das Hotel die Stunde das Haus das Eis die Information das Internet der Januar die Jeans der Juli der Juni die Küche das Gepäck das Mittagessen der Mann die Karte

articles (3/4) der März der Mai das Fleisch die Milch der Montag das Geld der Monat der Morgen die Mutter das Motorrad der Mund die Nacht die Nase der November der Oktober die Hose der Reisepass der Stift der Bleistift die Apotheke die Telefonnummer der Polizist / die Polizistin der Preis das Restaurant das Zimmer das Salz die Meeresfrüchte (pl) der September das Hemd das Sofa der Magen das Geschäft der Student / die Studentin

articles (4/4) der Zucker der Sonntag die Sonnenbrille der Tisch der Taxi der Tee der Lehrer / die Lehrerin der Fernseher die SMS der Donnerstag die Zeit das Toilettenpapier die Zunge der Zahn die Zahnbürste die Unterwäsche die Ferien (pl) das Gemüse das Wasser das Wetter das Wochenende das Wifi (rather das Wlan) der Wein die Frau die Arbeit das Jahr

thank you

@@alena4011 danke!

Danke

Hey, I just added the articles. You can find them in the comment section :)

Maybe coz they would take half of the video 😆

Agreed! Learning without articles will be a big problem

You stated you added the articles a year ago. They are still not there. Causes me to give you a dislike and try elsewher.

ganz genau, wollte gerade darauf hinweisen

AJ Villanueva are you telling me not to listen to this anymore ain’t you?

you say right.

right

Danke shon

Be grateful you even get help from em 🤦🏻‍♂️ You should look em up yourself instead of complaining

I'm not complaining i'm giving a hint

David Go you can waste your time if YOU want to, some don’t like to waste time.

@@davidgo2019 He didn't ask them to make this video so he doesn't have to be grateful

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I hasse david aus Tanzania....ich mag diech

Nichts vergessen....alles deutschers sollten sein gesehen aber nichts gehoren nie!

How do u know???

@@MsCBash1 cuz we have ears

You mean they said the wrong word for the word they should have said. You’re right. In addition they didn’t say the genders

@@samuelbarker9809 Yeah, that's essential in German, more even so if it is addressed to beginners.

Because it says "Wörterbuch" which means dictionary

lmao i thought the same

Cuz Germans like to complain about the temperature. It’s a national pastime

Repeat the question in July in Freiburg

Isn't German winter cold?

Ich fahre fahrrad

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I just rewatched again the video on how to know the grammatical gender of most German nouns, and I have the full list - so, the nouns that end in ei / ik / ie / heit / ität / keit / ur / schaft / enz / in / anz / ung / tion or ion are always feminine nouns in German, and almost all nouns ending in rung and most nouns ending in e are feminine as well, except for der ursprung and der löwe and der kaffee and a few others, and, the nouns that end in ling / ich / tor / ist / or / ent / ismus / ant and all the days and months and all the cardinal points are always masculine nouns, and almost all the nouns that end in er are also masculine, and, all the nouns ending in chen / ment / lein / um / zeug and all the nouns that have the same form as the infinitive form of verbs are always neutral nouns, while most nouns that end in tum and most nouns that end in ma and most metals and most nouns that start with ge and most weather elements are also neutral nouns, and, by the way, most nouns in German are feminine nouns, so, almost 50% of them are feminine nouns, and about 30% of them are masculine nouns, and only 20% of them are neutral nouns, so if one ever has to take a guess, one should probably guess it’s a feminine noun, especially if it ends in e and if it sounds like it would be a feminine noun and if it doesn’t have any of these endings, plus most plants and most animals are feminine and masculine nouns, and it’s usually based on wether the noun sounds more feminine or more masculine and on wether the plant or animal seems more like a feminine or masculine being!

I though i was tripping cah nachmiytag don’t get sounding like that

Ja. Sind sie nicht so ähnlich? Das Wörterbuch klingt genauso wie der Nachmittag. Ich dachte das auch.

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Wow Vishal, best wishes for your exam 🙏

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I just rewatched again the video on how to know the grammatical gender of most German nouns, and I have the full list - so, the nouns that end in ei / ik / ie / heit / ität / keit / ur / schaft / enz / in / anz / ung / tion or ion are always feminine nouns in German, and almost all nouns ending in rung and most nouns ending in e are feminine as well, except for der ursprung and der löwe and der kaffee and a few others, and, the nouns that end in ling / ich / tor / ist / or / ent / ismus / ant and all the days and months and all the cardinal points are always masculine nouns, and almost all the nouns that end in er are also masculine, and, all the nouns ending in chen / ment / lein / um / zeug and all the nouns that have the same form as the infinitive form of verbs are always neutral nouns, while most nouns that end in tum and most nouns that end in ma and most metals and most nouns that start with ge and most weather elements are also neutral nouns, and, by the way, most nouns in German are feminine nouns, so, almost 50% of them are feminine nouns, and about 30% of them are masculine nouns, and only 20% of them are neutral nouns, so if one ever has to take a guess, one should probably guess it’s a feminine noun, especially if it ends in e and if it sounds like it would be a feminine noun and if it doesn’t have any of these endings, plus most plants and most animals are feminine and masculine nouns, and it’s usually based on wether the noun sounds more feminine or more masculine and on wether the plant or animal seems more like a feminine or masculine being!

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Ne is sehr schlecht... Sind richtig viele Fehler drin!

@@kalle.x_x serious?

@@nurulhabiba7902 yes, better do not learn with it...

@@kalle.x_x thank you so much. god bless

@@nurulhabiba7902 No problem :)

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And a lot of mistakes...

Hey i am from germany and i can tell u this video is trash. There are so so many misstakes

You're studying... Spain? Nice.

@@kalle.x_x then make your own and don't just... Damn, you Germans love to complain!

@@LathropLdST I just do not want you to make misstakes🤷🏻‍♂️

Good

Hey, I just added the articles. you can find them in the comment section :)

I thought that, too.

Hey, I just added the articles. you can find them in the comment section :)

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Ja, es ist sehr nützlich, ein Nomen ohne Artikel zu lernen. Jetzt können wir alle „Bett“ ohne Kontext sagen!!! „Ich sehe Bett.“ „Du sitzt auf Bett.“ Jetzt klingt Deutsch wie Polnisch. Keine Artikel.

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Hey, I just added the articles. You can find them in the comment section :)

Hey, I just added the articles. You can find them in the comment section :)

You can recover the memory

Hey, I just added the articles. You can find them in the comment section :)

English is the adopted cousin, he was adopted by french and latin

So true. While there are a few words similar to English, the vast majority of German vocabulary is vastly different. The grammar and word order are also vastly different. German is a very difficult language to master. Most Germans never do.

True, my friend. By the way, your videos are excellent. You are so succesful. I hope I can be succesful in my channel like you

Your teacher is probably correct. Some of the words are wrong.

I think your teacher is right. Here are a lot of mistakes.