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Shoutout to Ms Holly from Boston (and her students) who sent me the e-mail that made me decide to finally make this video ;)
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Комментарии : 121   
@shrikantgondkar2802
@shrikantgondkar2802 9 месяцев назад
Nostalgic to watch your videos. Beautiful ear rings.
@LaurenGilbertATX
@LaurenGilbertATX 10 лет назад
I like the second sentence you chose to show lieber. I'm a chemical engineer studying German on the side. :)
@DeutschFuerEuch
@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад
Ha :D Na, perfekt ;)
@MezmerKaiser725
@MezmerKaiser725 6 лет назад
Danke Katja, dass Sie mir Deutsch geholfen haben, Deutsch zu lernen! Ich habe seit drei Jahre lernen, und jetzt kann ich mit meiner besten Freundin auf Deutsch sprechen. Ihre Familie wohnen in die Vereinigte Staaten, aber sie sprechen zu Hause Deutsch.
@diegoaidid7717
@diegoaidid7717 9 лет назад
thanks for your time and sacriface you had made to educate the world, we realy appreciate that and we can feel for you...vielen dank.....
@setenca
@setenca 10 лет назад
ich kann wirklich eine ganze menge deiner videos fuer den privatunterricht brauchen. vielen dank! es macht meine arbeit um einiges leichter!
@juliodimama7847
@juliodimama7847 10 лет назад
Boz...an irregular adverb for verbs onlz...that's what I call the crayz funkz German grammar twist: Loving it!
@juliodimama7847
@juliodimama7847 10 лет назад
By the waz, Glückliche Tag der Deutschen Einheit! Hats off to the great unified German nation. I'm having a tequila shot to your all's health.
@MattGalles
@MattGalles 10 лет назад
Ihre videos sind sehr gut!
@aprilm733
@aprilm733 10 лет назад
Endlich finde ich dich!!! Iiebe deutsch lernen.. N ur Videos r great!! Love them.. Good Job Katja!! Grussen aus Mexiko..
@rexeduardwalker1511
@rexeduardwalker1511 10 лет назад
Vielen Dank Katija!
@utebretschneider5917
@utebretschneider5917 10 лет назад
Hallo Katja, super Videos - habe das Alphabet+Aussprache in meiner 11. Klasse (in England) als Auffrischer benutzt und gucke mich gerade durch ein paar mehr. Werde dieses hier definitiv in einigen Klassen zeigen, damit sie auch mal von dir gesagt bekommen, dass 'gern' keine Uebersetzung an sich hat und am besten mit 'gladly' !!!!! uebertragen wird!! Danke!!
@DeutschFuerEuch
@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад
Hi Ute, super, das hör ich gerne! ;)
@johnmorales9458
@johnmorales9458 10 лет назад
Ich lerne gerne deutsch, weil mein lehrerin. Danke Katja
@Cutit2009
@Cutit2009 9 лет назад
Your video is very helpful for me!
@JIJHENDRASAIchowdaryNewtons
@JIJHENDRASAIchowdaryNewtons 8 лет назад
Thank you, your vedios are very much useful for me....
@JeremyWong194
@JeremyWong194 10 лет назад
Danke sehr! Ich bin DaF-Lehrer aus Australien und muss bald meinen Schülern GERN - LIEBER - AM LIEBSTEN unterrichten. Normalerweise finde ich es schwierig, hilfreiche Lehrmaterialien an dieser Grammatikpunkt zu finden. There's a tad too much talking for my liking, but I think it's still nonetheless a good teaching resource.
@user-hh2is9kg9j
@user-hh2is9kg9j 6 лет назад
every time you say " es ist Deutsch für euch " i smile involuntarily
@julixjt
@julixjt 9 лет назад
Is it correct to say: Ich mag Eis, aber ich mag lieber Kekse?
@gokdenizgulec2108
@gokdenizgulec2108 9 лет назад
ı saw one or two wrong sentences but your videos are really very good XD :D
@DerMelodist
@DerMelodist 10 лет назад
What does the Igel say?! Sorry, couldn't help it. Thanks, you're videos are wonderful!
@dan201194
@dan201194 10 лет назад
This definitely helps my German, I'm used to saying something like "ich mag deutsch sprechen besser als englisch" but now I can say "ich mag lieber deutsch sprechen". Would that be correct ? Thanks! :)
@DeutschFuerEuch
@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад
Yes, absolutely correct, get the "besser" thing out of your head afap. But you wouldn't use "mag" here. When talking about an activity, you just use that activity's verb and gerne. That's the point of it - "to like to" equals "gerne", not "gerne mögen". So your sentence would be: "Ich spreche lieber Deutsch als Englisch."
@MrGercilio
@MrGercilio 10 лет назад
you´re very fun to teach...I like..
@Linkinomoto
@Linkinomoto 10 лет назад
Oh, I just found your videos. Good job, btw. I think I'll watch them all from the begining. Danke!
@shadowpenguin36
@shadowpenguin36 10 лет назад
Awesome. Very informative as usual. On a side note, I got a good chuckle out of the "adject" easter egg part way way through the video haha. -Andrew
@DeutschFuerEuch
@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад
haha, yay :D
@anyaceciliavelazquez
@anyaceciliavelazquez 9 лет назад
Ich lerne Deutsch und deine video ist super für mir. Danke sehr! Grussen aus Sonnig Mexiko!
@furiel933
@furiel933 10 лет назад
"Par exemple": Ich mag dein Klavier haha und natürlich deutsche Sprache:) Danke für deine Videos Katja! ich wünsche dir einen schönen tag!
@NgocTran-uz9cn
@NgocTran-uz9cn 8 лет назад
A small suggestion for english subtitle: In the sentence 'Ich mag Eis, aber Kekse mag ich lieber', it would be more natural to translate into 'I like cookies more' rather than 'I like cookies better'. Btw, thanks for your work. Danke vielmal :)
@fremejoker
@fremejoker 8 лет назад
+superman VN She wanted to show how 'gerne, lieber, am liebsten' would work if there were an equivalent in English.
@NgocTran-uz9cn
@NgocTran-uz9cn 8 лет назад
+Tobias Schwarz I am not an English-speaking person so I am not sure whether 'I like cookies better' is grammatically correct in English. Just feel that it's not natural. But I got your point, mate :)
@shadowprince4482
@shadowprince4482 7 лет назад
I say this in a joking way but Fred Flintstone wants his shirt back.... I love your videos and highly respect you but couldn't help myself. :)
@DeutschFuerEuch
@DeutschFuerEuch 7 лет назад
HA! Good one :D
@hunterjones6000
@hunterjones6000 8 лет назад
My teacher at school taught us that we could use the phrase: "... nicht gern..." when it is applicable. Is this then incorrect, because you said that you cannot negate the word "gern".
@fremejoker
@fremejoker 8 лет назад
+Hunter Jones Can you point the exact time, when she said it? Maybe it was a misunderstanding. "gerne" can be negated. Example: Ich mache das nicht gerne. Ich fahre nicht gerne mit der Bahn. Wir unterhalten uns nicht gerne auf dem Flur. Another example: Ungern fahre ich allein in den Urlaub. Das möchte ich ungern wiederholen.
@greenhornet101
@greenhornet101 10 лет назад
Very good video lesson. You make it easy to understand the different uses of these terms. Thanks (oh, and yes, I did notice that your feather ear-rings matched your shirt. Nice touch!) BTW, do you have any lessons talking about the differences between High, Low and Middle German? thx!
@RateMyEmployerorg
@RateMyEmployerorg 10 лет назад
good tutorial!
@leylaask4565
@leylaask4565 8 лет назад
Hi! Great videos and lessons! Thank you very much! I have a question. Please, can you make videos about adverbs? ( heraus, hinaus, hinein & etc.).
@peteralao1091
@peteralao1091 9 лет назад
To say "Ich mag dich gerne" in English I thought it could also mean "I really like you" probably something like "Ich wirklich mag dich". Can that work in German?
@fremejoker
@fremejoker 9 лет назад
peter alao If you say "Ich mag dich wirklich." mostly I will understand that you have to clarify that you like me but not how much. The German "Ich mag dich gerne" and the English "I really like you" have in my opinion the same meaning but only in its own language. So literally translations won't work everyday. ;) Hope this is a good answer for you.
@TheJosefter
@TheJosefter 7 лет назад
Hedgehogs do make a sound: "Gotta go fast!".
@DeutschFuerEuch
@DeutschFuerEuch 7 лет назад
Alas, the video is no longer changeable :/ It's no use!
@TheJosefter
@TheJosefter 7 лет назад
I'm up for hire if you're needing for better jokes (not implying anything).
@56lespaul56
@56lespaul56 10 лет назад
the thing you did with your eyes made me twitch and exit out of my browser
@DeutschFuerEuch
@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад
Aww I''m sorry :D
@56lespaul56
@56lespaul56 10 лет назад
es ist gut haha
@Syringe14
@Syringe14 10 лет назад
You would make a good Rotkäppchen! :)
@catrionabullock295
@catrionabullock295 10 лет назад
There's no difference between gerne and gern yeah? My text book examples are constructed the same but they all use gern. Is it just a written vs spoken thing?
@agusssan9124
@agusssan9124 10 лет назад
Hallo Katja...I've seen some sentences with "gern" and others with "gerne"... Which is the correct way?.. Is there any difference? Thanks for your videos..they've been really helpful... Danke
@MrLAntrim
@MrLAntrim 10 лет назад
She actually briefly mentions this at 3:05. "Gern" is simply a shortened version of "gerne". The German textbook that we use where I teach only uses "gern" and never even mentions "gerne". I like to think of it as poetic licence in the German language. If you want an extra syllable, say "gerne". If you want fewer syllables, use "gern".
@DeutschFuerEuch
@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад
Learn German with Herr Antrim That is the way it works a lot of the time with words that have an optional e in their poetic form, but it doesn't really apply to "gern(e)". gerne is used pretty often. It's about personal preference, how the sound fits into the sentence and emphasis. "gern" could also be considered slightly more colloquial, I guess... there are no real rules, but gerne is definitely not a rarer version of gern, it's almost 100% interchangeable. Don't know what those textbook editors were thinking :D
@agusssan9124
@agusssan9124 10 лет назад
Muchas gracias por la explicación...Vielen Dank für deine hilfe.. Tschüß
@raulsaavedra709
@raulsaavedra709 10 лет назад
Deutsch für Euch With respect to gern/gerne, I've seen that extra "e" in some other words, but not sure if it's a grammatical thing or just a preference as with gern. For example, Haus/Hause: "Wann gehen Sie aus dem Haus?" "Wann kommen Sie nach Hause?" Is there a grammatical difference there between Haus vs. Hause, or is it just a matter of preference just as in gern/gerne?
@d2dMiles
@d2dMiles 10 лет назад
Raul Saavedra Zu Hause or nach Hause are usually with the e and don't sound anything special, while you can abbreviate it as "zu Haus" or "nach Haus" with the same meaning. In your first sentence, "Haus" would be more common, in your second one "Hause". "...Aus dem Hause" sounds a bit old-fashioned, but not wrong.
@OutsiderLabs
@OutsiderLabs 10 лет назад
Wow, 'lieber' is used exactly the same as 'liewer' in Afrikaans - Germanic languages FTW!
@nebelung1
@nebelung1 10 лет назад
Germanic languages are the best I agree! :) It's pretty close in Swedish also! :) 'Gerne' = 'gärna' 'Lieber' = 'hellre' 'Am liebsten' = 'helst' (Also irregular) ' Jag skulle gärna vilja diskutera frågan mer.' - ' I would love to discuss this topic/question more.' ' Jag vill hellre läsa ensam. ' - ' I'd rather read alone. ' ' Helst skulle jag vilja bo ensam. ' - ' Most of all I would like to live alone. ' P.s 'ein Igel' in Swedish is 'en igelkott'! :) Don't ask me why we added -kott! ^^ 'Igel' is what we call those scary blood sucking worms apparently called 'leeches' in English.
@DeutschFuerEuch
@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад
Norrsken Europa Ha :D Those are called "Egel" in German :D I will have to try learning a Scandinavian language at some point. There's so little tiiime :D
@nebelung1
@nebelung1 10 лет назад
Deutsch für Euch Haha Egel that's funny! :D Is it der, die or das Egel? :P Also if you ever decide to learn a Scandinavian language don't hesitate to ask me if you have any questions! Swedish in particular, I can't help you as much with Danish or Norwegian and definitely not Icelandic. I can understand Danish and Norwegian pretty good but Icelandic is probably equally unintelligible to us both! :p You have helped me a lot so far with learning better German and I want to thank you! :) I should have paid more attention at the German classes at school! :(
@tasehagi
@tasehagi 10 лет назад
At 03:27 you say there isn't a German equivalent to the Englisch "ly". But there is. There is "lich". As you can see here en.wiktionary.org/wiki/-lich , here www.canoo.net/services/WordformationRules/Derivation/To-A/Suffixe/lich.html?lang=de and here www.canoo.net/services/WordformationRules/Derivation/To-Adv/Suffixe/lich.html?lang=de
@DeutschFuerEuch
@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад
Erm... that doesn't have anything to do with "-ly", sorry. "-lich" can be used for adjectives, too. Just sounding similar doesn't make them the same :P The function that "-ly" serves does not have an equivalent in German because we have no syllable that does the same thing - which is marking a word as an adverb as opposed to its adjective "partner". We don't need that in German because adjectives can be declined, while adverbs can't. "-lich" is a suffix that can be attached to nouns, thereby turning them into adjectives OR adverbs that describe something as "like a ". The same is true for the suffix "-haft". It can be translated with a word that includes "-ly" in some instances, but it is not its grammatic equivalent in any way. König = king; königlich = like a king Spaß = fun, joke; spaßhaft = jokingly
@tasehagi
@tasehagi 10 лет назад
Deutsch für Euch I understand. Thank you Katja.
@tasehagi
@tasehagi 10 лет назад
***** I'm guessing because sterbend is an adjective. I'm a very beginner in German and this is not obvious to me. Google translate gives me "Der Mann liegt im Sterben". This word is a noun, a verb as well as an adjective. Why do you say it's wrong?
@HungTran-mn2nf
@HungTran-mn2nf 8 лет назад
Danke :))) Very helpful for a new learner like me :)))
@jeffreyreynolds3278
@jeffreyreynolds3278 10 лет назад
Is there a difference between using "gern" vs "gerne". The textbooks only introduce "gern" and never "gerne". z.B. "Ich spiele gern Fußball." gegen "Ich spiele gerne Fußball." Is there a difference?
@SimonS44
@SimonS44 9 лет назад
No, sometimes there's the e, sometimes not, but it doesn't make a difference. In spoken language you'll often hear gern without the e, but written language knows it too
@davidjenson1570
@davidjenson1570 10 лет назад
In the sentence "Ich mag Eis, aber Kekse mag ich lieber" is Eis and Kekse interchangeable, or do you have to change the sentence up completely to say I like ice cream better? Thanks :)
@DeutschFuerEuch
@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад
Nope, completely interchangeable :)
@davidjenson1570
@davidjenson1570 10 лет назад
Deutsch für Euch Thank you. And, one more question, if you don't mind. If I were to say the word Kekse to you by itself, would you know what I was talking about, or would I have to put another word with it to make it be about cookies? The same with Eis. I see in Google translate that Eis doesn't mean ice cream by itself, I think. :)
@d2dMiles
@d2dMiles 10 лет назад
David Jenson "Kekse" is clear enough standing alone. Actually, it's what the German version of Cookie Monster (das Krümelmonster) says: "KEKSE!", Eis would be different, but usually it should be clear from the context.
@davidjenson1570
@davidjenson1570 10 лет назад
Thank you for answering that. Since a lot of words in German have different meanings depending on what other words you use them with I wasn't sure. Makes me think she never answered because she thought it was a stupid question. I wonder what she would have done if she were a teacher in a classroom and a student would have asked that. Go, go Krümelmonster. :)
@DeutschFuerEuch
@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад
Or maybe she just didn't have the time/nerve when she first saw the comment ;) I also have to say that I don't quite understand the question...
@jacobpickett2006
@jacobpickett2006 8 лет назад
ü my goodness.. lol I'm lost. I need to pay better attention. 😂👏👏
@GabiRav
@GabiRav 9 лет назад
Thant you for this project. But......90% of the time you speak English and you do not use the video except for the substitute which disappeared very quickly. I heard you without the video and it was just the same.
@FreshPotential
@FreshPotential 10 лет назад
ich habe viele deine videos gesehen aber das ist das erste mal ich merke dass du katja heißt O.o
@DeutschFuerEuch
@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад
Das ist komisch :D
@pneulancer
@pneulancer 10 лет назад
Is it also proper to say;" Ich trinke gern Kaffee". Or would mag be better?
@DeutschFuerEuch
@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад
Nope, in this case, both is equally right because it sends the same message. One is more focused on the activity of drinking and one more on the coffee, but... noone's gonna assume you snort coffee, so it doesn't matter.
@pneulancer
@pneulancer 10 лет назад
Als ich in Trier lebte meine Freundin würde immer sagen, die Dinge mit einem lokalen Dialekt. Also, ich war nie sicher, was wirklich richtig waren. Danke für die prompte (pünktlich) Antwort!
@toptube6158
@toptube6158 10 лет назад
thanks thanks thanks ............
@Janosik9501
@Janosik9501 10 лет назад
Btw, hedgehogs make sort of snorting and sniffing sounds, and they can growl if you disturb them :)
@DeutschFuerEuch
@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад
Haha, thanks for the info! That makes them even cuter :3
@insanewar5927
@insanewar5927 10 лет назад
ich liebe dich lehrer
@juliodimama7847
@juliodimama7847 7 лет назад
Would this work?: "Ich arbeite gerne mit Papier, aber am Computer arbeite ich lieber"
@solomonteklay7071
@solomonteklay7071 5 лет назад
ICH MAG LERNE DEUTSCH ABER DAS VIEDO IST SEHR GUT ICH FINDE DEUTSCH SIE IST INTELIEGENT FRAU SO WIETER MACHEN
@Mebeawannabe
@Mebeawannabe 10 лет назад
"Par exemple" :P
@hegreat18295
@hegreat18295 10 лет назад
Gd lesson und gd girl :p
@stylinsahi2027
@stylinsahi2027 9 лет назад
I love you
@Hadrianus01
@Hadrianus01 10 лет назад
omg i might have quit german if adverbs needed declining
@Jhoalmora91
@Jhoalmora91 10 лет назад
when will we see you without wearing hats? :DD
@DeutschFuerEuch
@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад
NEVAR jk, you already have :P
@Jhoalmora91
@Jhoalmora91 10 лет назад
Deutsch für Euch Ohh, yup, i found some of them :D i was getting scared you were wearing hats all the time like for sleeping or taking a shower :D but i suspect you have a secret obsetion for hats :P
@lianafisaini
@lianafisaini 8 лет назад
Ich mag dir gerne
@TheNumtwo
@TheNumtwo 10 лет назад
Ich mag dich gerne
@mortezaebrahimi8342
@mortezaebrahimi8342 5 лет назад
Machen Sie hier Urlaub? auf Englisch
@giaydiz3183
@giaydiz3183 8 лет назад
Türküm ingilizce almanca anlamaya çalışıyom amk
@joaquinmol13
@joaquinmol13 10 лет назад
Gurl will you marry me? okay I'm jocking :) good videos I like to learn German with you :D
@salmanrasik9217
@salmanrasik9217 8 лет назад
Thanks connect me by FB Salman Red
@garybenedict5572
@garybenedict5572 9 лет назад
the grammar is giving me a kopfschmerz.
@Tom81dd
@Tom81dd 9 лет назад
Ich mag dich gerne? you mean ich hab dich gerne!?!
@lustigevideosfails-zumtotl7166
Thomas Alexander Actually both is correct. I even think that "Ich mag dich dich gerne" ist used more often. But maybe that's just me^^
@Tom81dd
@Tom81dd 9 лет назад
I never ever heard that ...
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