Anja Was just going through some of your older videos. Came across the video where you informed everyone that you were coming out. You are a wonderful person with a kind heart and it shows with every video. Your dedication to teach German is remarkable and we are all grateful. Love what you do. Enjoy life, your positive attitude is an inspiration for everyone!! Love from Canada. Jennifer and Duncan
That was actually really funny and informative. And it's definitely something one does not usually learn in books and in your average german course. Gut zu wissen!
Hi Anja! This is one of your best videos! Thanks for sharing all these fun words, and thank you for all the content you make! You're one of my favorite teachers and your channel is one of the best. I'm looking forward to joining your new course. It seems super fun and useful, and it has some of my favorite German creators like Radical Living. Ich wünsche dir alles Liebe und Erfolg!
Anja ive been wanting to learn the father language for years, ive watched about 4 videos and you are such a delight to watch and an amazing teacher!!! so thank you for your selflessness!!! such a blessing!
Hi Anya, as you know many people arrived from Ukraine to your country ,most of us study German language, so keep teaching ,we need your lessons ,it would be very helpful to see some grammar explained by you in your Videos .Schönen tag Anya !
Very interesting video! :D You are an excellent teacher! Love from India! I have a small request: Can you make a video about what to do when 1) inviting German people to one's house OR 2) visiting some German family's house ??
Anja mi religión♥️ Greetings from Colombia. Beautiful If you ever want to come to Colombia , just let me know, you can stay in my house. Mi casa es su casa.
💀I am trying to learn German but it is very difficult and different, the words are quite long, but I swear by God that I will learn it Greetings from Spain🇪🇸 Anja
Eine Sache, die mir an dem Kanal nicht gefallen hat, war eine Szene, in der sich zwei Mädchen in einem Lied, fast wie in einem der alten Videos Ihres Kanals, wie abgrundtief küssen. Das ist nicht aus Respekt oder Prahlerei, sondern ich wirklich Schätzen Sie Ihre Rolle, mir die deutsche Sprache beizubringen. Bitte versuchen Sie das Beste mit den unterschiedlichen Köpfen der Menschen, die Sie ihnen beibringen. Sie haben sich in die Reihe der Professoren oder Lehrer gestellt, und ich denke, das ist eine große Ehre. Vielen Dank für Ihr Verständnis
Als ich deinen Hintergrund sah, dachte ich, könnte das Ati sein? Uuund Ja! 😊 Ich komme aus Guatemala, wohne aber gerade in Hamburg! Viel Spaß im Land des ewigen Frühlings😊
Why is it that sometimes you end the verb with -en and sometimes with -t. Like in the example "Sie hat mit ihm geschlafen" and "Sie hat mit ihm gepoppt?"
Like English, German has two varieties of verbs, "strong" verbs and "weak" verbs. Weak verbs all follow the same declension pattern that you can read in any table; every person case and every tense ends essentially the same for all weak verbs. In the past tense, then, all weak verbs end either with -t or -et, usually depending on whether the root ends with a consonant or a vowel. Strong verbs are called strong because they are not weak; that is, they break standard declension in some way, almost always in how they form past tense and present third-person singular (and other more exotic tenses that beginners don't need to worry about). There are many subvarieties of strong verb that have their own consistent patterns, but usually you have to just memorize how every strong verb takes the past tense. In this example, 'poppen' is a weak verb (and so declined like all other weak verbs) while 'schlafen' is a strong verb. If it were a weak verb, the present third-person singular declension would be 'schlaft' and the past tense would be 'geschlaft' (since past tense in weak verbs is 'ge' + the third person present singular). But this is not the case. Instead, the TPPS case is 'schläft' and the past tense is 'geschlafen'. The are a few verbs that rhyme with schlafen that follow the same strong pattern, in particular schlagen (to strike/hit something), whose TPPS is schlägt and whose simple past is geschlagen. Hope that helps!
Anja Well done and humorous video. Starting to learn German. Apologize for spelling your name wrong in your last video! The scenery is beautiful. Where is it? Jennifer and Duncan
:-))) Sehr lustig !!! wirklich ! ich habe gut gelacht. Die Videos sind super gut !!!! :-)) Die Kaninchen... arf !!! Vielen Dank und mach es gut. Ein französischer Lernender im Urlaub in Neapel.
Hey, you recycled this one from an older video, but that's ok, this one is more complete and just as fun. Keep on bringing funny and interesting videos.
Wow. High quality. I won't have to live through hearing "Du bist ein Fehler!" whilst getting slapped, or what Carlos has in store, either. German teacher Anja is like no other.
