All German Cases Explained | Super Easy German

Описание: Practice all German cases with the Seedlang app and their new Case Trainer: https://www.seedlang.com/promotion/se...
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In this episode, we explain the four cases in German: nominative, accusative, dative, and genitive. We know that this topic is difficult for many German learners. Using a company metaphor and funny scenes, we show you the role each case plays in a sentence—from the acting “boss” (nominative) to the “owner” (genitive) who owns something. You will also see typical article endings and examples with verbs and prepositions so that you can better distinguish between the cases.

In dieser Episode erklären wir euch die vier Fälle im Deutschen: Nominativ, Akkusativ, Dativ und Genitiv. Wir wissen, dass das Thema für viele Deutschlernende schwierig ist. Mit einer Firmen-Metapher und lustigen Szenen zeigen wir, welche Rolle jeder Fall im Satz hat – von der handelnden “Chefin” (Nominativ) bis zum “Besitzer” (Genitiv), dem etwas gehört. Außerdem seht ihr typische Artikelendungen und Beispiele mit Verben und Präpositionen, damit ihr die Fälle besser unterscheiden könnt.
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
01:02 Funktionen der Fälle
02:23 Nominativ
05:34 Akkusativ
07:41 Midroll: Seedlang
08:58 Dativ
11:17 Genitiv
12:43 Zusammenfassung
14:35 Outro
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Hosts of this episode: Janusz Hamerski/Carina Schmid/Erik Stahlhacke
Camera: Chris Thornberry
Edit: Chris Thornberry & Rawad Sabbagh
Skript: Erik Stahlhacke
Translation: Ben Eve