Learn German | German Sentence Structure 3 (The "Before" Section) | Deutsch Für Euch 39

Подписаться 253 тыс.

Просмотров 54 тыс.

50% 1

Learn German - mit Deutsch Für Euch!
Patreon: / dfe
Memrise: tinyurl.com/Mem...
Facebook: on. 1ErgvpJ
Twitter: / katjadfe
Google+: google.com/+DeutschFuerEuch
More sentence structure :) What you need to do to be my intro:
Record yourself saying the following things:
"Hallo Leute! Ich bin ___ (You can say whatever you want here - name, (youtube) nickname, where you live, where you're from, why you're learning German, or anything else you'd like, one or more things. It's best if you do this part in German, too, but if you're too shy, English is fine as well - just try to keep the video to roughly 10 seconds or shorter) und ihr seht Deutsch Für Euch!"
Please don't edit your videos; if you'd like something changed (e.g. color correction), let me know in your email. I'll make sure to make you look as good as possible anyway, though ;)
I can use a lot of video formats, but your safest bets are the usual candidates: .avi, .mov, .mp4 - DON'T use .dv, please.
Once you're happy with your video, send it to me via ONE of these channels:
attach the video to an email to dfekontakt@gmail.com
send me a DropBox link/invite me to a folder (also dfekontakt@gmail.com)
send me a link to a the video on RU-vid, also via mail
please title your message "DFE Intro"
There's NO time limit for this, this will be an on-going thing as long as you send me videos.
I'm looking forward to your submissions - feel free to get creative with it! :)

Опубликовано:

5 окт 2024

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 98

@Spinwidify 10 лет назад

This is the most easily understandable video on syntax I've seen thus far. Love the chart, it's like sentence structure in layman's terms..incredibly helpful! Awesome explanation. Thank you!

@alexisarteaga1555 10 лет назад

My grandma is German and I would like to talk to her so thank you for taking your time to help

@karinyonkoski1619 10 лет назад

Thank you for putting it so simply. This is an easy way to remember how to formulate sentences when speaking. I can understand and read so much better than talking. Thank you so much, again.

@EarlSquirrelsonn 10 лет назад

I'm studying german in university in Ireland (NUIM is the university) and your videos are very helpful. Danke schön :)

@andrewgarfield5512 9 лет назад

I really appreciate the effort you put in these videos. It's been really helpful. Thank you so much!

@claudiajocelyn 10 лет назад

Drinking german beer and watching your vids... I feel so german lol

@susumusensei5652 9 лет назад

This model makes so much more sense than how I was tought!

@knfrrhetoric 10 лет назад

Alright, that chart helped me figure out what your previous videos on sentence structure meant, because with my own personal learning style, getting bombarded with all the jargon never helped me even in English classes in high school. Jetzt ich verstehe. Vielen dank.

@AlyssaLouise 10 лет назад

The more you replay that beginning part... The more I laugh. I do not know why. You're just so beautiful and have such a nice voice. xD

@Posturtle 10 лет назад

My German professor used to call the verb positions (in a main clause) "prongs." I believe meaning they are in a fixed position with everything else clustering around them.

@NgocTran-uz9cn 8 лет назад

Thanks a lot Katja for this episode, you made German grammar become easier for me. Danke vielmals :D

@Terra.agrar-eastern-europe 10 лет назад

Sher gute erklärungen. Danke. Bleib tran mit diesen videos. Sind wirklich herforang

@sudhiver 10 лет назад

Deine Videos über Syntax sind wirklich ausgezeichnet! Ich hatte so viele Fragen. Viel danke! :D

@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад

Schön zu hören :)

@raulsaavedra709 10 лет назад

Great explanations Katja! Looking forward to more syntax and grammar videos!

@ansusonko9335 8 лет назад

Vielen Dank für Ihre Hilfe.

@DeutschFuerEuch 8 лет назад

Gerne!

@thomasfischer9259 8 лет назад

This is exactly what I needed.

@AhatRandal 8 лет назад

Danke das War die beste Erklärung,die ich überhaupt gehört habe :)

@DeutschFuerEuch 8 лет назад

Danke, das freut mich! :)

@claudiajocelyn 10 лет назад

btw, you're making it so easy to learn syntax, great 'Lehrerin'!

@johnmorales9458 10 лет назад

Danke das war wirklich hilfreich, wie immer.

@InzaghiGonzalesS 8 лет назад

You're too lovely, probably saved my upcoming exam :-)

@AshwiniKumar 9 лет назад

This was great, you must do a lot of hard work to put all these videos, well appreciated :)

@aykhansamadov5207 7 лет назад

Most perfect explanation!

@joseg8458 7 лет назад

Nice video! Congrats! God bless you family

@tasehagi 10 лет назад

Du bist toll. Danke.

@pedanpontif 10 лет назад

Wow! You're really filling in the gaps.

@saradidas 10 лет назад

I m just starting to learn and I found you :) ♥

@miorlego 9 лет назад

thanks for the video. you are awesome!

@lim7lim 10 лет назад

great lesson! out of curiosity - are you studying to be an english teacher or a german teacher? thanks again for all your wonderful work here!

@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад

Thank you :) English - but I plan to get a certificate for teaching German as a foreign language in the future.

@Juankii87 10 лет назад

Deutsch für Euch I am happy for you and people who teaches their languages. hugs.

@nikaloz1 10 лет назад

Katja sieht wirklich sehr gut aus :) is this sentence correct ? :D :D

@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад

It is - sehr gut! And danke :)

@andreasbar7974 9 лет назад

Surprised that I actually got it quite quickly, possibly because I speak afrikaans and it has a similar sentence structure in most cases. But thanks anyway! Really helpful :)

@snuffy1258 7 лет назад

Hey, can you tell me how to say "Can I get a drink?". My Grandma is German and she is taking me to Frankfurt in a few months, I know some of the basics, but actually have no clue how to ask for a drink. I would use Google translate, but over the 2 months I have been learning German, I have realised it isn't very accurate with putting together full sentences in different languages other than English. Nice video!

@Hadrianus01 10 лет назад

du bist eine wunderbare Lehrerin!!

@Hadrianus01 10 лет назад

Sie sind* =P

@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад

"du bist" is correct, I interact with you on a first name basis.

@Hadrianus01 10 лет назад

Super! Ich habe "Sie sind" gesagt, weil du unsere Lehrerin bist. aber du bist auch unsere Freundin! :)

@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад

Genau :)

@squigoo 10 лет назад

sehr hilfreich!

@Dave-cq1sl 10 лет назад

Nice explanation (y)

@ajmatsheikh7723 6 лет назад

For the whole video, I didn't understand what you were saying. You look exotic. I kept seeing you. I have never seen someone as beautiful as you till today in my life of 28 years. Du bist schoen. I am a beginner in German language and its really difficult to go through all the videos which you want me to see as a preclude to this video i.e. The video of main clause and subordinate clause. From next time, if you put the links of such videos in this video description or which ever video you may be making further, it would be a great help, in case if it requires us to browse through your earlier videos. Thank you for the help. And I really appreciate what you are doing out there. Keep it up.

@faikhawrami 9 лет назад

Thanks

@rilind2143 8 лет назад

I thought if you use mit anything after becomes part of the Dative case?? , that's what my teacher has taught me

@TheMegalusDoomslayer 8 лет назад

I was once told by my one instructor (world mythology class of all things) that the verb isn't always the second part of the sentence. I don't know what she was talking about. My German teachers taught me it is always the second part of the sentence (except for in questions of course).

@DeutschFuerEuch 8 лет назад

Well, eh, it isn't, that's a VERY overly generalized statement. It never is in Nebensätze. It isn't in questions, imperatives or some colloquial sentences where you leave out a stand-in for a previously mentioned object/verb. ("Lutsch nicht an deinen Fingern!" - "(Das) mach ich doch gar nicht!") Most of those intricacies should becovered in these Syntax videos, though.

@TheMegalusDoomslayer 8 лет назад

Deutsch für Euch thanks

@missingno9 9 лет назад

Is your model of the sentence structure "before - left verb - between - right verb - after" used by other people too, or is it just something that you constructed as a personalized teaching tool?

@DeutschFuerEuch 9 лет назад

It's a fairly common way to describe the German sentence structure in German linguistics called the "Feldermodell"; I just translated and slightly modified/simplified it.

@missingno9 9 лет назад

Interesting! Will look into it. Danke für die Antwort! :D

@DeutschFuerEuch 9 лет назад

Kein Problem :) I just checked out the English wiki page that pops up when you change the language while on "Feldermodell"; that unfortunately seems to be about a related, but entirely different topic, sadly :D

@andreyinvader 10 лет назад

you have a lot ridiculously long words .. But i have noticed that they are all just a combination of 2-3 words that are combined into one and form a new one by some logic.. like krackenhaus which is literary a sickness house but i got the idea :D (by the way, same principle is applied in chinese) is there a list of words that if ill now 10 of them ill ending know 50 words or something like that?

@zzsql 9 лет назад

Warum kannst du so gut Englisch? Du bist wie ein Amerikanerin. Cool!

@Airborne180 10 лет назад

What is the name of the song suggested at 10:50? Vielen Dank für Unterrichten.

@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад

"Die Da" by Die Fantastischen Vier

@rickj895 10 лет назад

very good video, i really enjoyed the demonstration of the proper placing of the verbs and ext. i have been trying to get a handle of this subject and it is a bit more confusing then thought. a while back i watched a video that said in creating sentences in German the formula is... it goes 1st person plural personal pronoun (subject) then 1st person plural (verb) then adverbial clause (time,manner,place) so what is your take on this? is this a strong base for me to follow in creating sentences or is this just one way out f many? thanks and hope you respond soon thank you rick..

@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад

Well... it's not incorrect, that is the most common way of forming a statement. However, like I already partly showcased here, you can always switch your segments around if you follow a few important rules. Also, the example you gave is extremely specific. Of course the subject isn't always a pronoun in 1st person plural, but I'm assuming you're aware of that.

@rickj895 10 лет назад

thanks for that, and keep the syntax coming :)

@gunchuikov9845 8 лет назад

HOw do I apply some words concern timing and events such as "Vordem" "Nachdem" and "Indem" to the sentences?

@keistaspree4621 10 лет назад

Can you help me? I've been watching a lot of videos lately in German, just to see how well i can translate, and I've seen a few words that I can't find a solid meaning for....mal, schon, so, also, ganz...i'm sure there are more. It throws me off every time and is very frustrating!

@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад

I can understand that and I don't know if it helps, but you are not the only one with this problem by far; these stupid little adverbs/particles are almost never necessary, but they constantly appear in German sentences. They're comparable to the teeny American "like", but there are more of them and they do have slightly meaning-changing (and therein different) meanings, especially in spoken language, but it won't do you any harm to just ignore them, both when translating and talking. However, I will do an episode on them, since this is a very German-specific topic and these words will give you that little extra you need to actually sound German.

@farmeryaeg 10 лет назад

This blog post that I found helps with a few modalpartikeln, not all of them, but it might give you a basic feel for what these words do :) marathonsprachen.com/modalpartikeln-german-filler-words/

@zorax15 10 лет назад

Mitchell's link is very good and covers many of the most used words in German language. Addition to "wohl" It is used in 2 completely different ways. 1) to point out that you disagree with something that has just been said. Du hast nicht aufgepasst - Ich habe (sehr) wohl aufgepasst. 2) to point out that you are assuming somenthing Er hat wohl nicht aufgepasst. Without the "wohl" the assumption becomes a proven fact (that he didn't pay attention in this case)

@owenward8731 9 лет назад

Your really pretty and I like your vids

@diemauer08 10 лет назад

Man könnte auch sagen: Attribute (links- oder rechtsattributiv) sind keine selbstständigen Satzglieder (im Gegensatz zu adverbiellen Bestimmungen)

@李翊安-c8r 10 лет назад

Are “ Wasser trinkt in die Küche die junge Frau" and "Die junge Frau trinkt in die Küche Wasser" and "Die junge Frau trinkt in die Küche Wasser" OK?

@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад

Under no circumstances. "in" needs the Dativ and the Dativ of the female article - die - is der.

@r93-x6j 9 лет назад

What about this sentence? Ich werde nach Amerika bedenken zu reisen. I think that is close. I don't think, ich werde nach Amerika bedenken reisen/ reisen bedenken is right.

@FlyingBanana320 9 лет назад

It depends on what you are trying to say. If you plan to travel to America for example you would say: "Ich denke darüber nach, nach Amerika zu reisen." ("I think about traveling to America") or: "Ich denke ich werde nach Amerika reisen." (I think I will travel to America"). If somebody asked you if you would travel to America and don't know yet, you would say: "Ich werde darüber nachdenken, nach Amerika zu reisen." ("I will think about traveling to America) I hope that helps you... If it doesn't I apologize. My teachers failed to teach me anything about grammar rules and syntax, but beeing Austrian German is my mothertongue so I at least know how to speak and write by heart. ;D

@r93-x6j 9 лет назад

TheTenggi1 danke! :) I figured it was wrong, but close. If I said that would the person know what I mean. Englisch ist meine Muttersprache. Ich wohne in Amerika. I had 3/4 German teachers. Depends how you count. In English, you can say whatever way you want. English is a weird language.

@r93-x6j 9 лет назад

***** danke! du bist echt geil und toll! ich bin durchschnittlich.

@channelchanel123 10 лет назад

are you a german living in USA?

@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад

Nope, I'm a German living in Germany :)

@alanfsmith2141 10 лет назад

Katja, was sagst du zu Beginn? "Ihr ___ Deutsch für Euch?

@alea928 10 лет назад

Sie sagt: Ihr seht Deutsch für euch.''

@bushidoenis929 9 лет назад

katja ich mag dichhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

@andrewguevara668 7 лет назад

@pola0826 10 лет назад

Wasser trinkt die junge Frau in der Kueche. Wasser trinkt die junge Frau -> the water drinks the woman?? dann die junge Frau wird sterben? Ich verstehe nicht... hilf mir!!

@fremejoker 9 лет назад

Kanghyun Kim It's all about cases. Because English has no cases almost anymore, you have to get right the sentence structure in English. One of my issues in learning English. But in German you have cases. By using this cases you can build sentences in different ways but all means the same. So by translating "Wasser trinkt die junge Frau." (it is like an answer) it becomes "The woman drinks the water." So I recommend you, that you don't translate it literally. Greetings...

@DerJuliusv 9 лет назад

Katja hat schöne Augen. Es ist korrekt?

@missingno9 9 лет назад

I think the second sentence should be "Ist es richtig?" because I haven't heard Germans use "korrekt" before. But yes, she has beautiful eyes.

@DerJuliusv 9 лет назад

missingno9 I didn't know that. Thanks!

@GGysar 9 лет назад

missingno9 The second sentence is wrong but you can say "Ist dieser Satz korrekt?"

@DerJuliusv 9 лет назад

Thanks!

@Alldressedup100 10 лет назад

Naja, "Wasser trinkt die junge Frau in der Küche" klingt schon ein wenig seltsam, ob die Grammatik nun korrekt ist oder nicht. ;)

@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад

Nur um letzteres ging es aber - dass es so nicht gesagt wird, ist ja auch zu Genüge erwähnt. Das Neue für englische Muttersprachler ist diese große Variationsmöglichkeit der Satzglieder im Deutschen. Klar klingt das eine oder andere ungewöhnlich oder für Muttersprachler sogar "seltsam" aber es GEHT, anders als im Englischen :)

@miraclechijioke1213 5 лет назад

Der Zylinder same for cylinder? Lol

@dunner079 6 лет назад

Good Lord

@nazarkevin5512 6 лет назад

your English is not clear you talk very fast as a teacher

@aeroscope 10 лет назад

dude kitchen is feminine not masculine

@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад

Ever heard of a thing called declensions, bro?

@aeroscope 10 лет назад

nope, thought the translator was right

@DeutschFuerEuch 10 лет назад

:P It is "die Küche", but when used in the Dativ, our third case, it becomes "der Küche". Not because it suddenly turns male, but because the Dativ form of "die" is also "der". Watch episode 10 if you care. And don't be so rash next time ;D

@aeroscope 10 лет назад

ok sorry