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Verb Placement in German Sentences 31.10.2025

Hello everyone! Today, we'll cover verb placement in German sentences. It's simple once you grasp the key rules, though different from our language. In declarative sentences, the verb always stands in the second position.

Simple verbs: machen, gehen, kommen 31.10.2025

Hello everyone! Today we'll learn three essential German verbs: machen, gehen, and kommen. These verbs are frequently used in daily conversation. Machen means "to do" or "to make," as in "Ich mache Sport" (I do sports).

Daily Greetings (Hallo, Guten Morgen...) 31.10.2025

Hello friends! Today, we'll learn essential daily German greetings, key for starting conversations in Germany. The simplest is Hallo! ("Hello!"), usable anytime.

Personal Pronouns (ich, du, er, sie, es...) 31.10.2025

Hello! Today, we'll learn about personal pronouns in German. These words show who is doing the action in a sentence. The most important ones are ich...

"Sein" - Using the Verb "to be" 31.10.2025

Hi everyone! Today, we'll learn sein, the essential German verb for "to be". It's irregular, meaning its form changes for each subject, so memorization is key.

"Haben" – to have 31.10.2025

Hello students! Today we'll learn the very important German verb haben. Haben means "to have" or "to possess" in English. We use it to express what we own or what characteristics we have.

German Negation: "Nicht" vs. "Kein" 31.10.2025

Hello! Let's clarify the key difference between nicht and kein in German negation. Kein negates nouns, meaning "no" or "not a." For example, "Ich habe ein Auto" becomes "Ich habe kein Auto" (no car).

How to ask questions in German? 31.10.2025

There are two straightforward ways to ask questions in German. Let's explore them! For "yes/no" questions, simply place the verb at the very beginning of the sentence.

Simple Sentence Structure (Subject + Verb + Object) 31.10.2025

Hello everyone! Today we'll learn the most important sentence structure in German: Subject + Verb + Object. This sequence is the absolute foundation for building sentences.

How to Form German Plurals? 31.10.2025

Hello! Today we'll learn to form plural nouns in German. No single rule exists, but various methods. Practice makes it easy! You often add suffixes. For instance, -e changes der Stuhl to die Stühle (chairs).

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