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GERMAN VOCABULARY
Before going through this section you might want to watch the video that teaches these vocab with an interesting story. You can now learn even more words and phrases on this topic with audio playback and quizzes. Simply check out our Free Time and Hobbies Lesson in level A1. Learn and enjoy the German language with Jabbalab! YouTube. JabbaGerman.
GERMAN NEUTRAL NOUNS « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG Guidlines for Neutral Nouns. 1. Young People and Animals. Nouns which refer to a young person or animal are usually das words. Here are some examples: 2. Colours. Colours when used as a noun are das words. Here is a list of the most common ones:GERMAN UMLAUT
WHEN TO USE SIE, DU AND IHR « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOGSEE MORE ONJABBALAB.COM
GERMAN IMPERFECT TENSE WITH EXAMPLE SENTENCES AND TEST Here are a few examples of how to get a mixed verb into the past tense: kennen – to know – ich kannte. rennen – to run – ich rannte. A little twist: Some weak verbs require a cheeky ‘e’ to be added depending on which letter the stem of the verb ends with. If it ends with d, t, m or n you need to put an extra “e” before theusual
GERMAN REFLEXIVE VERBS IN THE DATIVE CASE « JABBALAB German reflexive verbs are used in connection with a reflexive pronoun such as myself or yourself in English. Reflexive verbs are very common in the German language and they of course depend on the case. Best to fresh up the German cases in our blog How the German Cases work – Nominative, Accusative, Dative and Genitive. GERMAN REFLEXIVE VERBS IN THE ACCUSATIVE CASE « JABBALAB A German reflexive verb describes an action of someone (subject) where the action reflects back to the subject. German reflexive verbs are used in connection with a reflexive pronoun such as myself or yourself in English. Reflexive verbs are very common in the German language and they of course depend on the case Best to fresh up the German KEIN OR NICHT? WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE? « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG Okay, the quick answer is that nicht is used in any situation except in direct relation to a noun, then you use a form of kein. Therefore if it’s to do with actions or situations you should use nicht. Example sentences: Ich kann hier nicht parken. ⇨ I can’t park here. Ich will nicht ins Kino gehen. ⇨ I don’t want to go to thecinema.
LEARN LANGUAGES ONLINE WITH GERMAN, FRENCH AND SPANISHFORGOTTEN YOUR PASSWORDABOUT USLEARN GERMAN ONLINE WITH OUR GERMAN LANGUAGE COURSES JabbaLab offers affordable online language courses in German, French and Spanish. Our language courses use animations, special awards and social engagement which GERMAN PERFECT TENSE WITH EXAMPLES AND TEST « JABBALAB Perfect Tense with Example Sentences and Test. The perfect tense is a form of German past tense that is made up of two parts: 1. The present form of either haben or sein.The majority of past tense German sentences are constructed using the verb haben, however when talking about something movement related, you would use the verb sein 2.GERMAN VOCABULARY
Before going through this section you might want to watch the video that teaches these vocab with an interesting story. You can now learn even more words and phrases on this topic with audio playback and quizzes. Simply check out our Free Time and Hobbies Lesson in level A1. Learn and enjoy the German language with Jabbalab! YouTube. JabbaGerman.
GERMAN NEUTRAL NOUNS « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG Guidlines for Neutral Nouns. 1. Young People and Animals. Nouns which refer to a young person or animal are usually das words. Here are some examples: 2. Colours. Colours when used as a noun are das words. Here is a list of the most common ones:GERMAN UMLAUT
WHEN TO USE SIE, DU AND IHR « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOGSEE MORE ONJABBALAB.COM
GERMAN IMPERFECT TENSE WITH EXAMPLE SENTENCES AND TEST Here are a few examples of how to get a mixed verb into the past tense: kennen – to know – ich kannte. rennen – to run – ich rannte. A little twist: Some weak verbs require a cheeky ‘e’ to be added depending on which letter the stem of the verb ends with. If it ends with d, t, m or n you need to put an extra “e” before theusual
GERMAN REFLEXIVE VERBS IN THE DATIVE CASE « JABBALAB German reflexive verbs are used in connection with a reflexive pronoun such as myself or yourself in English. Reflexive verbs are very common in the German language and they of course depend on the case. Best to fresh up the German cases in our blog How the German Cases work – Nominative, Accusative, Dative and Genitive. GERMAN REFLEXIVE VERBS IN THE ACCUSATIVE CASE « JABBALAB A German reflexive verb describes an action of someone (subject) where the action reflects back to the subject. German reflexive verbs are used in connection with a reflexive pronoun such as myself or yourself in English. Reflexive verbs are very common in the German language and they of course depend on the case Best to fresh up the German KEIN OR NICHT? WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE? « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG Okay, the quick answer is that nicht is used in any situation except in direct relation to a noun, then you use a form of kein. Therefore if it’s to do with actions or situations you should use nicht. Example sentences: Ich kann hier nicht parken. ⇨ I can’t park here. Ich will nicht ins Kino gehen. ⇨ I don’t want to go to thecinema.
LEARN LANGUAGES ONLINE WITH GERMAN, FRENCH AND SPANISH You - du, ihr and Sie. In German, there are three ways of saying you. The informal word is du in the singular and ihr in the plural. In the formal form both, singular and plural, are Sie. But don't worry too much about the formal form just yet. We will come back to this in our Numbers Module in level A1. MIXED GERMAN VERBS « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG Mixed German Verbs. Here is a list of mixed German verbs. They combine elements of Weak Verbs and Strong Verbs. Unlike strong verbs, mixed verbs have no vowel or consonant change in their stem in the present tense. Strong verb: g e ben ⇨ Er g i bt mir einen Kuss. Mixed verb: k e nnen ⇨ Er k e nnt mich nicht. The vowel of strong verbsDU, IHR AND SIE
In English, there is only one word to say you while in German there are three. The informal word is du in the singular and ihr in the plural. In the formal form, both singular and plural is Sie. You can now learn even more on this topic with the help of a fun animation and a grammar quiz. Simply check out our Number Lesson in level A1. LEARN LANGUAGES ONLINE WITH GERMAN, FRENCH AND SPANISH by completing all 20 questions in 0 attempts.. Wow, you're a natural. Great score! It seems like you paid attention in this lesson. Keep up the good work! :-) Not bad, but we think you could do better thanthat.
GERMAN REFLEXIVE VERBS IN THE ACCUSATIVE CASE « JABBALAB A German reflexive verb describes an action of someone (subject) where the action reflects back to the subject. German reflexive verbs are used in connection with a reflexive pronoun such as myself or yourself in English. Reflexive verbs are very common in the German language and they of course depend on the case Best to fresh up the German HOW TO USE SUPERLATIVES IN GERMAN « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG The Best Most Super Superlatives in German. In this post we want to look at expressing yourself with superlatives in German. In English, superlatives are written with est on the end, e.g. easiest, strongest, tallest etc.. In German, you add ste or este to the simple form of the adjective.Adjectives that end in -t, -tz, -z, -sch, -ss, –ß, au and eu are the ones that would use este, the rest GERMAN ADVERBS OF TIME German Adverbs of Time. German adverbs of time are words like now, today, or soon that all describe time or express when an event or action takes place. We’ve compiled this guide to help you understand and learn the correct way to use the German adverbs of time. GERMAN VOCABULARY: ALL ABOUT HOTEL « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG Das Hotel – The Hotel. In this post we are looking at German vocabulary about spending nights in a hotel. The table divides the words into masculine, female and neutral words. This will help you with remembering the genders. GERMAN FEMININE NOUNS « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG German Feminine Nouns. We all know how difficult it is to guess the right gender if it comes to German nouns. The bad news is: There is no official rule for when to use der, die and das. DAS ENGLISCHE VERB TO BE ALLOWED TO Das Verb to be allowed to – dürfen. Unten ist die Verbtabelle des Verbs “to be allowed to”. In dieser Tabelle könnt ihr sehen, wie das Verb entsprechend den unterschiedlichen Zeitformen konjugiert wird. Simple Present. Future Tense. Conditional Tense. I. am allowed to. will be allowed to. LEARN LANGUAGES ONLINE WITH GERMAN, FRENCH AND SPANISHFORGOTTEN YOUR PASSWORDABOUT USLEARN GERMAN ONLINE WITH OUR GERMAN LANGUAGE COURSES JabbaLab offers affordable online language courses in German, French and Spanish. Our language courses use animations, special awards and social engagement which GERMAN PERFECT TENSE WITH EXAMPLES AND TEST « JABBALAB Perfect Tense with Example Sentences and Test. The perfect tense is a form of German past tense that is made up of two parts: 1. The present form of either haben or sein.The majority of past tense German sentences are constructed using the verb haben, however when talking about something movement related, you would use the verb sein 2. KEIN OR NICHT? WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE? « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG Kein and Nicht? One of the first confusions you will encounter when learning the German language is: What’s the difference between kein and nicht and when should you use them? The problem arises because in English we just have one word that covers both: not.This means you now have to think about the context of the sentence as you say it and think about which German word you need to use.GERMAN VOCABULARY
Free Time and Hobbies. In this blog we are going to help build up your vocabulary on free time and hobbies. The tables below are divided into verbs, nouns and useful phrases. GERMAN ADVERBS OF TIME German Adverbs of Time. German adverbs of time are words like now, today, or soon that all describe time or express when an event or action takes place. We’ve compiled this guide to help you understand and learn the correct way to use the German adverbs of time.GERMAN UMLAUT
GERMAN VOCABULARY: ALL ABOUT HOTEL « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG Das Hotel – The Hotel. In this post we are looking at German vocabulary about spending nights in a hotel. The table divides the words into masculine, female and neutral words. GERMAN REFLEXIVE VERBS IN THE ACCUSATIVE CASE « JABBALAB Accusative case. If the reflexive pronoun is the direct object in the sentence the case will be accusative. Or to make it simpler: If there is just one object in GERMAN IMPERFECT TENSE WITH EXAMPLE SENTENCES AND TEST Here are a few examples of how to get a weak verb into the past tense: spielen – to play – ich spielte. machen – to make – ich machte. reden – to speak – ich redete. Here are a few examples of how to get a mixed verb into the past tense: DAS ENGLISCHE VERB TO BE ALLOWED TO Das Verb to be allowed to – dürfen. Unten ist die Verbtabelle des Verbs “to be allowed to”. In dieser Tabelle könnt ihr sehen, wie das Verb entsprechend den LEARN LANGUAGES ONLINE WITH GERMAN, FRENCH AND SPANISHFORGOTTEN YOUR PASSWORDABOUT USLEARN GERMAN ONLINE WITH OUR GERMAN LANGUAGE COURSES JabbaLab offers affordable online language courses in German, French and Spanish. Our language courses use animations, special awards and social engagement which GERMAN PERFECT TENSE WITH EXAMPLES AND TEST « JABBALAB Perfect Tense with Example Sentences and Test. The perfect tense is a form of German past tense that is made up of two parts: 1. The present form of either haben or sein.The majority of past tense German sentences are constructed using the verb haben, however when talking about something movement related, you would use the verb sein 2. KEIN OR NICHT? WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE? « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG Kein and Nicht? One of the first confusions you will encounter when learning the German language is: What’s the difference between kein and nicht and when should you use them? The problem arises because in English we just have one word that covers both: not.This means you now have to think about the context of the sentence as you say it and think about which German word you need to use.GERMAN VOCABULARY
Free Time and Hobbies. In this blog we are going to help build up your vocabulary on free time and hobbies. The tables below are divided into verbs, nouns and useful phrases. GERMAN ADVERBS OF TIME German Adverbs of Time. German adverbs of time are words like now, today, or soon that all describe time or express when an event or action takes place. We’ve compiled this guide to help you understand and learn the correct way to use the German adverbs of time.GERMAN UMLAUT
GERMAN VOCABULARY: ALL ABOUT HOTEL « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG Das Hotel – The Hotel. In this post we are looking at German vocabulary about spending nights in a hotel. The table divides the words into masculine, female and neutral words. GERMAN REFLEXIVE VERBS IN THE ACCUSATIVE CASE « JABBALAB Accusative case. If the reflexive pronoun is the direct object in the sentence the case will be accusative. Or to make it simpler: If there is just one object in GERMAN IMPERFECT TENSE WITH EXAMPLE SENTENCES AND TEST Here are a few examples of how to get a weak verb into the past tense: spielen – to play – ich spielte. machen – to make – ich machte. reden – to speak – ich redete. Here are a few examples of how to get a mixed verb into the past tense: DAS ENGLISCHE VERB TO BE ALLOWED TO Das Verb to be allowed to – dürfen. Unten ist die Verbtabelle des Verbs “to be allowed to”. In dieser Tabelle könnt ihr sehen, wie das Verb entsprechend den LEARN LANGUAGES ONLINE WITH GERMAN, FRENCH AND SPANISH Animation Learn how to introduce yourself with the first of our unique animations. This one takes you to the beach and involves an excited dog! Vocab Lesson Further boost your vocabulary for those meet and greet situations. Also learn some interesting German facts with our alphabet video. Grammar Lesson Introduce yourself to German grammar and become an expert with subject pronouns (I, you, he LEARN LANGUAGES ONLINE WITH GERMAN, FRENCH AND SPANISH He, she and it – er, sie and es In English we mainly refer to things as it. For example: I love this book. It is very good. However, in German, er (he, it), sie (she, it) and es (it) are mainly used to refer to things, animals and people. Er is used for masculine nouns, sie is used for feminine nouns and es is used for neuter nouns. For example: Der Film ist gut. ⇨ Er ist gut. GERMAN PERFECT TENSE WITH EXAMPLES AND TEST « JABBALAB Perfect Tense with Example Sentences and Test. The perfect tense is a form of German past tense that is made up of two parts: 1. The present form of either haben or sein.The majority of past tense German sentences are constructed using the verb haben, however when talking about something movement related, you would use the verb sein 2. LEARN LANGUAGES ONLINE WITH GERMAN, FRENCH AND SPANISH by completing all 20 questions in 0 attempts.. Wow, you're a natural. Great score! It seems like you paid attention in this lesson. Keep up the good work! :-) Not bad, but we think you could do better thanthat.
GERMAN REFLEXIVE VERBS IN THE DATIVE CASE « JABBALAB Dative case. If the reflexive pronoun is the indirect object in the sentence the case will be dative. Or to make it simpler: If there are two objects then the reflexive pronoun takes the dative. HOW TO USE GERMAN PREPOSITIONS « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG Example sentences accusative: Masculine: Ich gehe auf den Ball. Feminine: Wir wollen auf die Party. Neutral: Martin legt sich auf das Sofa. Plural: Du musst auf die Kinder aufpassen.. Example sentences dative: Masculine: Deine Tasche liegt auf dem Tisch. Feminine: Ich sitze auf der Mauer. Neutral: Auf dem Regal ist viel Staub. Plural: Es liegt Schnee auf den Dächern. GERMAN DATIVE PREPOSITIONS « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG Prepositions and the Cases. German prepositions break down into four groups.Some of them use the accusative and some use the dative or genitive case. On top of this, there are also some that can be either accusative or dative, depending on the context of the sentence.. In this blog we’ll be looking at the dative prepositions. GERMAN REFLEXIVE VERBS IN THE ACCUSATIVE CASE « JABBALAB Accusative case. If the reflexive pronoun is the direct object in the sentence the case will be accusative. Or to make it simpler: If there is just one object in MIXED GERMAN VERBS « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG Mixed German Verbs. Here is a list of mixed German verbs. They combine elements of Weak Verbs and Strong Verbs. Unlike strong verbs, mixed verbs have no vowel or consonant change in their stem in the presenttense.
GERMAN FUTURE TENSE AND HOW TO USE IT « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG Example sentences: I will be 25 on Saturday. ⇨ Ich werde am Samstag 25 Jahre alt. (Literal: I become on Saturday 25 years old.). He will soon be a father. ⇨ Er wird bald Vater. (Literal: He becomes soon father.) You will get better every day. ⇨ Ihr werdet LEARN LANGUAGES ONLINE WITH GERMAN, FRENCH AND SPANISHFORGOTTEN YOUR PASSWORDABOUT USLEARN GERMAN ONLINE WITH OUR GERMAN LANGUAGE COURSES JabbaLab offers affordable online language courses in German, French and Spanish. Our language courses use animations, special awards and social engagement whichGERMAN VOCABULARY
Before going through this section you might want to watch the video that teaches these vocab with an interesting story. You can now learn even more words and phrases on this topic with audio playback and quizzes. Simply check out our Free Time and Hobbies Lesson in level A1. Learn and enjoy the German language with Jabbalab! YouTube. JabbaGerman.
GERMAN REFLEXIVE VERBS IN THE DATIVE CASE « JABBALAB German reflexive verbs are used in connection with a reflexive pronoun such as myself or yourself in English. Reflexive verbs are very common in the German language and they of course depend on the case. Best to fresh up the German cases in our blog How the German Cases work – Nominative, Accusative, Dative and Genitive. GERMAN REFLEXIVE VERBS IN THE ACCUSATIVE CASE « JABBALABGERMAN ACCUSATIVE CASEGERMAN REFLEXIVEREFLEXIVE VERBS GERMAN LISTREFLEXIVE VERBS GERMANACCUSATIVE CASE GERMAN PRONOUNSGERMAN ACCUSATIVE ANDDATIVE
A German reflexive verb describes an action of someone (subject) where the action reflects back to the subject. German reflexive verbs are used in connection with a reflexive pronoun such as myself or yourself in English. Reflexive verbs are very common in the German language and they of course depend on the case Best to fresh up the German KEIN OR NICHT? WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE? « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG Okay, the quick answer is that nicht is used in any situation except in direct relation to a noun, then you use a form of kein. Therefore if it’s to do with actions or situations you should use nicht. Example sentences: Ich kann hier nicht parken. ⇨ I can’t park here. Ich will nicht ins Kino gehen. ⇨ I don’t want to go to thecinema.
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GERMAN NEUTRAL NOUNS « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOGGENDER NEUTRAL WORDSNEUTRAL TONE WORDSNEUTRAL WORDS LISTNEUTRAL WORDS LISTNEUTRALWORDS OR PHRASES
Guidlines for Neutral Nouns. 1. Young People and Animals. Nouns which refer to a young person or animal are usually das words. Here are some examples: 2. Colours. Colours when used as a noun are das words. Here is a list of the most common ones:GERMAN VOCABULARY
House. Here are some essential German words that can be found around the house. The table divides the words into masculine, female and neutral words. This will GERMAN IMPERFECT TENSE WITH EXAMPLE SENTENCES AND TEST Here are a few examples of how to get a mixed verb into the past tense: kennen – to know – ich kannte. rennen – to run – ich rannte. A little twist: Some weak verbs require a cheeky ‘e’ to be added depending on which letter the stem of the verb ends with. If it ends with d, t, m or n you need to put an extra “e” before theusual
GERMAN VOCABULARY: ALL ABOUT HOTEL « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG Das Hotel – The Hotel. In this post we are looking at German vocabulary about spending nights in a hotel. The table divides the words into masculine, female and neutral words. This will help you with remembering the genders. LEARN LANGUAGES ONLINE WITH GERMAN, FRENCH AND SPANISHFORGOTTEN YOUR PASSWORDABOUT USLEARN GERMAN ONLINE WITH OUR GERMAN LANGUAGE COURSES JabbaLab offers affordable online language courses in German, French and Spanish. Our language courses use animations, special awards and social engagement whichGERMAN VOCABULARY
Before going through this section you might want to watch the video that teaches these vocab with an interesting story. You can now learn even more words and phrases on this topic with audio playback and quizzes. Simply check out our Free Time and Hobbies Lesson in level A1. Learn and enjoy the German language with Jabbalab! YouTube. JabbaGerman.
GERMAN REFLEXIVE VERBS IN THE DATIVE CASE « JABBALAB German reflexive verbs are used in connection with a reflexive pronoun such as myself or yourself in English. Reflexive verbs are very common in the German language and they of course depend on the case. Best to fresh up the German cases in our blog How the German Cases work – Nominative, Accusative, Dative and Genitive. GERMAN REFLEXIVE VERBS IN THE ACCUSATIVE CASE « JABBALABGERMAN ACCUSATIVE CASEGERMAN REFLEXIVEREFLEXIVE VERBS GERMAN LISTREFLEXIVE VERBS GERMANACCUSATIVE CASE GERMAN PRONOUNSGERMAN ACCUSATIVE ANDDATIVE
A German reflexive verb describes an action of someone (subject) where the action reflects back to the subject. German reflexive verbs are used in connection with a reflexive pronoun such as myself or yourself in English. Reflexive verbs are very common in the German language and they of course depend on the case Best to fresh up the German KEIN OR NICHT? WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE? « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG Okay, the quick answer is that nicht is used in any situation except in direct relation to a noun, then you use a form of kein. Therefore if it’s to do with actions or situations you should use nicht. Example sentences: Ich kann hier nicht parken. ⇨ I can’t park here. Ich will nicht ins Kino gehen. ⇨ I don’t want to go to thecinema.
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GERMAN NEUTRAL NOUNS « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOGGENDER NEUTRAL WORDSNEUTRAL TONE WORDSNEUTRAL WORDS LISTNEUTRAL WORDS LISTNEUTRALWORDS OR PHRASES
Guidlines for Neutral Nouns. 1. Young People and Animals. Nouns which refer to a young person or animal are usually das words. Here are some examples: 2. Colours. Colours when used as a noun are das words. Here is a list of the most common ones:GERMAN VOCABULARY
House. Here are some essential German words that can be found around the house. The table divides the words into masculine, female and neutral words. This will GERMAN IMPERFECT TENSE WITH EXAMPLE SENTENCES AND TEST Here are a few examples of how to get a mixed verb into the past tense: kennen – to know – ich kannte. rennen – to run – ich rannte. A little twist: Some weak verbs require a cheeky ‘e’ to be added depending on which letter the stem of the verb ends with. If it ends with d, t, m or n you need to put an extra “e” before theusual
GERMAN VOCABULARY: ALL ABOUT HOTEL « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG Das Hotel – The Hotel. In this post we are looking at German vocabulary about spending nights in a hotel. The table divides the words into masculine, female and neutral words. This will help you with remembering the genders. LEARN LANGUAGES ONLINE WITH GERMAN, FRENCH AND SPANISH Animation Learn how to introduce yourself with the first of our unique animations. This one takes you to the beach and involves an excited dog! Vocab Lesson Further boost your vocabulary for those meet and greet situations. Also learn some interesting German facts with our alphabet video. Grammar Lesson Introduce yourself to German grammar and become an expert with subject pronouns (I, you, he LEARN LANGUAGES ONLINE WITH GERMAN, FRENCH AND SPANISH He, she and it – er, sie and es In English we mainly refer to things as it. For example: I love this book. It is very good. However, in German, er (he, it), sie (she, it) and es (it) are mainly used to refer to things, animals and people. Er is used for masculine nouns, sie is used for feminine nouns and es is used for neuter nouns. For example: Der Film ist gut. ⇨ Er ist gut. LEARN LANGUAGES ONLINE WITH GERMAN, FRENCH AND SPANISH Congratulations, you scored. by completing all 20 questions in 0 attempts. Wow, you're a natural. Great score! It seems like you paid attention in this lesson. Keep up the good work! :-) Not bad, but we think you could do better than that. Have another quick look at this lesson and try again. LEARN LANGUAGES ONLINE WITH GERMAN, FRENCH AND SPANISH by completing all 20 questions in 0 attempts.. Wow, you're a natural. Great score! It seems like you paid attention in this lesson. Keep up the good work! :-) Not bad, but we think you could do better thanthat.
GERMAN REFLEXIVE VERBS IN THE DATIVE CASE « JABBALAB German reflexive verbs are used in connection with a reflexive pronoun such as myself or yourself in English. Reflexive verbs are very common in the German language and they of course depend on the case. Best to fresh up the German cases in our blog How the German Cases work – Nominative, Accusative, Dative and Genitive. GERMAN FUTURE TENSE AND HOW TO USE IT « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG German Future Tense with additional Verb. When you want to talk about doing something in the future, you will need to construct the sentence in two parts. The first part is as above with the present tense form of the verb werden. The second part is the verb which explains what you will be doing. This verb goes to the end of the sentence. GERMAN ADVERBS OF TIME German Adverbs of Time. German adverbs of time are words like now, today, or soon that all describe time or express when an event or action takes place. We’ve compiled this guide to help you understand and learn the correct way to use the German adverbs of time. SOLUTION OF THE GERMAN IMPERFECT TENSE TEST « …TRANSLATE THIS PAGE Solution of the German Imperfect Tense Test. Here is the solution of our previous blog about the German Imperfect Tense. 1. Meine Freundin schnitt sich in den Finger. (schneiden) 2. Früher machte mein Bruder immer meine Hausaufgaben. (machen) 3. GERMAN SEPARABLE VERBS AND VERB PREFIXES « JABBALAB German Separable verbs split into 2 parts (the extra word and the original verb) and are often placed in different parts of the sentence. The way to tell if a verb is separable or inseparable depends on the prefix and if the emphasis of the word is on the prefix or at the end of the verb. If the emphasis is on the prefix, the verbwill be
DAS ENGLISCHE VERB TO BE ALLOWED TO Das Verb to be allowed to – dürfen. Unten ist die Verbtabelle des Verbs “to be allowed to”. In dieser Tabelle könnt ihr sehen, wie das Verb entsprechend den unterschiedlichen Zeitformen konjugiert wird. Simple Present. Future Tense. Conditional Tense. I. am allowed to. will be allowed to. LEARN LANGUAGES ONLINE WITH GERMAN, FRENCH AND SPANISHFORGOTTEN YOUR PASSWORDABOUT USLEARN GERMAN ONLINE WITH OUR GERMAN LANGUAGE COURSES JabbaLab offers affordable online language courses in German, French and Spanish. Our language courses use animations, special awards and social engagement which KEIN OR NICHT? WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE? « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG Kein and Nicht? One of the first confusions you will encounter when learning the German language is: What’s the difference between kein and nicht and when should you use them? The problem arises because in English we just have one word that covers both: not.This means you now have to think about the context of the sentence as you say it and think about which German word you need to use.GERMAN VOCABULARY
Free Time and Hobbies. In this blog we are going to help build up your vocabulary on free time and hobbies. The tables below are divided into verbs, nouns and useful phrases.GERMAN UMLAUT
GERMAN REFLEXIVE VERBS IN THE ACCUSATIVE CASE « JABBALABGERMAN ACCUSATIVE CASEGERMAN REFLEXIVEREFLEXIVE VERBS GERMAN LISTREFLEXIVE VERBS GERMANACCUSATIVE CASE GERMAN PRONOUNSGERMAN ACCUSATIVE ANDDATIVE
Accusative case. If the reflexive pronoun is the direct object in the sentence the case will be accusative. Or to make it simpler: If there is just one object in GERMAN NEUTRAL NOUNS « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOGGENDER NEUTRAL WORDSNEUTRAL TONE WORDSNEUTRAL WORDS LISTNEUTRAL WORDS LISTNEUTRALWORDS OR PHRASES
German Neutral Nouns. We all know how difficult it is to guess the right gender if it comes to German nouns. The bad news is: There is no official rule for when to use der, die and das. GERMAN VOCABULARY: ALL ABOUT HOTEL « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG Das Hotel – The Hotel. In this post we are looking at German vocabulary about spending nights in a hotel. The table divides the words into masculine, female and neutral words. GERMAN REFLEXIVE VERBS IN THE DATIVE CASE « JABBALAB Dative case. If the reflexive pronoun is the indirect object in the sentence the case will be dative. Or to make it simpler: If there are two objects then the reflexive pronoun takes the dative.GERMAN VOCABULARY
House. Here are some essential German words that can be found around the house. The table divides the words into masculine, female andneutral words.
GERMAN IMPERFECT TENSE WITH EXAMPLE SENTENCES AND TEST Here are a few examples of how to get a weak verb into the past tense: spielen – to play – ich spielte. machen – to make – ich machte. reden – to speak – ich redete. Here are a few examples of how to get a mixed verb into the past tense: LEARN LANGUAGES ONLINE WITH GERMAN, FRENCH AND SPANISHFORGOTTEN YOUR PASSWORDABOUT USLEARN GERMAN ONLINE WITH OUR GERMAN LANGUAGE COURSES JabbaLab offers affordable online language courses in German, French and Spanish. Our language courses use animations, special awards and social engagement which KEIN OR NICHT? WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE? « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG Kein and Nicht? One of the first confusions you will encounter when learning the German language is: What’s the difference between kein and nicht and when should you use them? The problem arises because in English we just have one word that covers both: not.This means you now have to think about the context of the sentence as you say it and think about which German word you need to use.GERMAN VOCABULARY
Free Time and Hobbies. In this blog we are going to help build up your vocabulary on free time and hobbies. The tables below are divided into verbs, nouns and useful phrases.GERMAN UMLAUT
GERMAN REFLEXIVE VERBS IN THE ACCUSATIVE CASE « JABBALABGERMAN ACCUSATIVE CASEGERMAN REFLEXIVEREFLEXIVE VERBS GERMAN LISTREFLEXIVE VERBS GERMANACCUSATIVE CASE GERMAN PRONOUNSGERMAN ACCUSATIVE ANDDATIVE
Accusative case. If the reflexive pronoun is the direct object in the sentence the case will be accusative. Or to make it simpler: If there is just one object in GERMAN NEUTRAL NOUNS « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOGGENDER NEUTRAL WORDSNEUTRAL TONE WORDSNEUTRAL WORDS LISTNEUTRAL WORDS LISTNEUTRALWORDS OR PHRASES
German Neutral Nouns. We all know how difficult it is to guess the right gender if it comes to German nouns. The bad news is: There is no official rule for when to use der, die and das. GERMAN VOCABULARY: ALL ABOUT HOTEL « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG Das Hotel – The Hotel. In this post we are looking at German vocabulary about spending nights in a hotel. The table divides the words into masculine, female and neutral words. GERMAN REFLEXIVE VERBS IN THE DATIVE CASE « JABBALAB Dative case. If the reflexive pronoun is the indirect object in the sentence the case will be dative. Or to make it simpler: If there are two objects then the reflexive pronoun takes the dative.GERMAN VOCABULARY
House. Here are some essential German words that can be found around the house. The table divides the words into masculine, female andneutral words.
GERMAN IMPERFECT TENSE WITH EXAMPLE SENTENCES AND TEST Here are a few examples of how to get a weak verb into the past tense: spielen – to play – ich spielte. machen – to make – ich machte. reden – to speak – ich redete. Here are a few examples of how to get a mixed verb into the past tense: LEARN LANGUAGES ONLINE WITH GERMAN, FRENCH AND SPANISH Animation Learn how to introduce yourself with the first of our unique animations. This one takes you to the beach and involves an excited dog! Vocab Lesson Further boost your vocabulary for those meet and greet situations. Also learn some interesting German facts with our alphabet video. Grammar Lesson Introduce yourself to German grammar and become an expert with subject pronouns (I, you, he LEARN LANGUAGES ONLINE WITH GERMAN, FRENCH AND SPANISH He, she and it – er, sie and es In English we mainly refer to things as it. For example: I love this book. It is very good. However, in German, er (he, it), sie (she, it) and es (it) are mainly used to refer to things, animals and people. Er is used for masculine nouns, sie is used for feminine nouns and es is used for neuter nouns. For example: Der Film ist gut. ⇨ Er ist gut. LEARN LANGUAGES ONLINE WITH GERMAN, FRENCH AND SPANISH by completing all 20 questions in 0 attempts.. Wow, you're a natural. Great score! It seems like you paid attention in this lesson. Keep up the good work! :-) Not bad, but we think you could do better thanthat.
GERMAN REFLEXIVE VERBS IN THE DATIVE CASE « JABBALAB Dative case. If the reflexive pronoun is the indirect object in the sentence the case will be dative. Or to make it simpler: If there are two objects then the reflexive pronoun takes the dative. GERMAN FUTURE TENSE AND HOW TO USE IT « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG Example sentences: I will be 25 on Saturday. ⇨ Ich werde am Samstag 25 Jahre alt. (Literal: I become on Saturday 25 years old.). He will soon be a father. ⇨ Er wird bald Vater. (Literal: He becomes soon father.) You will get better every day. ⇨ Ihr werdet SOLUTION OF THE GERMAN IMPERFECT TENSE TEST « JABBALAB Here is the solution of our previous blog about the German Imperfect Tense 🙂. 1. Meine Freundin schnitt sich in den Finger. (schneiden) 2. Früher machte mein Bruder immer meine Hausaufgaben. (machen) 3. Hattest du früher nicht Herrn Weber in Biologie? (haben) 4. Ich schrie ihn an. (schreien) 5. Meine Oma sang mir abends immer ein Liedvor. (singen)
GERMAN SEPARABLE VERBS AND VERB PREFIXES « JABBALAB What is a Verb Prefix in German? A verb prefix in German is an additional word such as an (on, to, by), zu (to), weg (away), which is added to the beginning of a verb to change its meaning.We have a similar occurrence in English but the extra word goes after the verb, e.g. shut ⇨ shut up ⇨ shut down. WHEN TO USE SIE, DU AND IHR « JABBALAB LANGUAGE BLOG When to use Sie? The word Sie is used when you talk to one person who you don’t know so well or holds authority over you. For example your boss and strangers. Example sentences: Are you coming to work tomorrow? ⇨ Kommen Sie morgen zur Arbeit? Are you paying with cash or card? ⇨ Zahlen Sie bar oder mit Karte?. The word Sie is also used when you talk to more than one person who GERMAN ADVERBS OF TIME German Adverbs of Time. German adverbs of time are words like now, today, or soon that all describe time or express when an event or action takes place. We’ve compiled this guide to help you understand and learn the correct way to use the German adverbs of time. DAS ENGLISCHE VERB TO BE ALLOWED TO Das Verb to be allowed to – dürfen. Unten ist die Verbtabelle des Verbs “to be allowed to”. In dieser Tabelle könnt ihr sehen, wie das Verb entsprechend denHome
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