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Learn German Adverbs of Place | Grammar Lesson

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You want to learn German? Then you need to know about German adverbs of place and how to use them! These adverbs indicate where the action takes place and can be subdivided into adverbs of location and adverbs of direction. So if you want to tell someone where something place make sure to watch this video and Get Germanized asap! Enjoy language and Get Germanized!
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@TheAwesomeShoeXD 11 лет назад

Grandpa Gilbert was my grandpa from my dad's side of the family. He left Germany before the second world war, and fought on the American side. He told me that the German people had made a mistake at that time, but that we should still be proud of our family history, because it is part of who we are. He started teaching me German when I was a kid, but died. Dad never wanted to converse in German, so I fell out of practice. I'm trying to learn again and go to Hoffenheim, where my family is from.

@TheAwesomeShoeXD 11 лет назад

I'm very grateful that you're making these videos. You're picking off where grandpa Gilbert left off, and I'm sure he would thank you, too. Danke.

@DefJam170 11 лет назад

Vuko, your videos have really helped me get of over many hurtles learning German.

@thewakersci 11 лет назад

Danke, Herr MeisterLehnsherr!

@DiorTheBanamelon 9 лет назад

AWESOME STUFF! Schön, dass ich dich gefunden hab :D

@Diavolo222 11 лет назад

Dude I stumbled upon your channel because of a random comment of yours on a video about learning german words ( I have a big problem when it comes to studying, like I cannot stand to sit in a chair, not move around and just auswending lernen all day. ) and I checked your channel out and its of the greatest of helps man.

@marcofunes7535 11 лет назад

I have learned a lot of German, but these location adverbs are difficult to remember. Thanks for the helpful video.

@TattooedMia 10 лет назад

The chalkboard feature is great! It's much easier to pause than captions.

@regnardrofkcalb 11 лет назад

Your videos are always very helpful. If you saw a woman in trouble, how would you say to a group of bystanders, "Help her!" Would it be Helft ihr? Vielen Dank!

@MarkEve 11 лет назад

Thanks. Your vids are a real help

@deadlyNightshade789 11 лет назад

"im" is actually the short form of "in dem". for example: im Garten, im Haus, im Auto, im Schrank. you could also say "in dem Garten, in dem Haus" etc. but it's more comfortable to say the short form and it also sounds better. it only works for masculin or neuter words, maybe that helps a little bit :) (you can't say "im Badewanne", it's "in der Badewanne" --> see? just like "in dem Garten" except that you can't shorten it) I hope I could help you :) greetings from Germany.

@unolovely007 11 лет назад

Awesome

@JoaoSnicket 11 лет назад

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@sichverteidigen 11 лет назад

good vid

@victoriabui7400 9 лет назад

Thanks! Very useful for me :)

@yigitcan824 2 года назад

Servus Ich lerne Deutsch mit dir und brauche deine Hilfe. I am trying to understand the adverbs in German. I made some inferences about that. I would be grateful if you could look them if they are true. if we want to emphasise the adverb, we place at the beginning of a sentence. For example, 'Am Samstag spiele ich Fußball.' Aber in normal word order after the conjugated verb. It's like ' Ich spiele am Samstag Fußball.' And their meaning is the same; the difference is emphasise. Herzliche Grüße!

@Ginnocently 11 лет назад

Thanks for the cool vids! I'm in love with your accent :-) I'm supposed to go to Vienna for an Erasmus, but I'm kind of scared by their way of speaking...do you think it's very hard to understand?

@themis1444 8 лет назад

What did you mean @ 5:10 "if unstressed" I can't find any videos explaining stressed and unstressed in German syntax. Does the word order determine if it is stressed or unstressed? I'm still not too sure where you should place the adverb in a sentence.