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Eine jacke - is the direct object so its accusative case. So shouldnt it be einen? Or is jacke feminine?

37:30 On plurals, words like "Vater", "Bruder" and "Mutter" don't work on your train-stop method. Their ending doesn't change, but they get an umlaut when plural. Only "Schwester" conforms.

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Such a Great teacher you are God bless you ❤

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When you talked about the pitfall of trying to learn German like a child that made so much sense to me. I have been learning Spanish for 2-3 years and have gotten to the point where I can understand pretty much everything and can say pretty much anything without thinking much or translating from English. My ability to speak so easily without thinking about it in Spanish started when I tried using mass immersion, however by that time I already had a good understanding of all the grammar of the language as well as a knowledge of at least 1500 words learned through study. Now, the majority of the Spanish words I know came through immersion, so I assumed that due to its benefits it would be the right place to start for German. I have been stuck trying to learn German through immersion for about 4 months now and although I feel I can now understand a decent amount, it's pathetic how badly I speak and how much I struggle to say even the most basic things, the complete opposite of my Spanish. Reflecting on my Spanish learning journey, I realize now that it was the grammar of the language that gave me the foundation to allow me to benefit greatly from immersion. Thus, I recently decided I would start learning German grammar and soon memorize vocabulary to get to the same position I was in Spanish, which hopefully will allow me to progress to fluency later on. I just came across this playlist, and it seems like the perfect place to start learning the grammar of this language.

Wunderbar! Vielen Dank, Laura für das Info und Zeit.

I don't know how to thank you but still you acted like my German god I was having a lot problem with cases you just simplified this whole system and. If people coming first to comment section do must watch this video on my recommendation your A1 will get polished I'm damn sure .❤

Ganz gut!

Just curious, were your wearing a keffiyeh in solidarity with Palestine (genuinely surprising to me because this video is three years old and it wasn't as salient a symbol back then in the West) or just a nice scarf you picked up on your travels? Either way, thank you for the free vids. They're very helpful Frau Laura. Tschüss.

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please post more ive watched all your videos, and i feel bad about it.. i want more :(

please post more videos its you who helped me a lot learning german

i hope you post more videos

What a terrible video. Regular verbs are easy. You started off saying we would learn how to conjugate irregular verbs like sein but never got there

Mam,from which video I will see as a beginners?

i always wonder why should we put our self in trouble to learn difficult grammer, why should i waste time to learn where to use der or die. i believe students should focus on vacobalry , listening and speaking , once you are fluent with that you will know correct grammer.

I studied German in high school for three years. After graduation, I spent a 10 week time with a German family as an exchange student. Two years later I repeated the same 10 week exchange student program but this time as a chaperone. The first 10 weeks were in 1969 and the second 10 weeks are in 1971. The 10 week time in Germany in 1969 was amazing as I learned a tremendous amount that basically you can’t learn in school. I kept up my studies from 69 to 71 and improved darn good. As long as we did not get into scientific or political type discussions, I could really hold my own. This is not meant to be bragging conversely what can be accomplished. The articles, the noun an adjective and adverb etc. endings drove me nuts but I finally got a fair handle on it. What was the most confusing thing learning German was the verbs at the end of a sentence very often. Also, I live with this family both times. In 1969, my first two weeks of my 10 weeks day really had me banging my head. I had been taught hi German, I learned Gothic print etc. the real kicker is that the family spoke a southern German dialect! Finally I began to understand. Lastly, the father in the family had no right leg. It was almost a straight line with his privates. At 13, two weeks before und of WW2, his platoon was caught in a trap of US machine guns. Unbelievably, a U.S. medic began working on him as quickly as possible to save any part of the leg. So bad the best he could do was slow bleeding and get to him to a hospital. A 13 year old kid and war rapidly ending helped also. This German family, to my knowledge, had 14+ exchange students through their lives. Thank you very much for your website and what you are doing. It is amazingly helpful to all especially to me with what I have forgotten about pops back up when I see what you have put out in front of us. Thank you very much.

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this video is so underated😥. thanks alot❤

Thank you so much for explaining this well. I’ve been trying to learn German on and off for years and this has helped me understand der, die and das. Amazing thank you!

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you are amazing with the noun groups! sooo helpful!!

Is clover considered a plural noun?? Why is it "bunten Klee"?

This is such a phenomenal breakdown to simplify learning German, especially the grammar part. Laura is such a natural at teaching German. Best learining German videos on RUclips for me!!!!!

Gosh… thank God for giving me Laura

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Ich hätte es fast aufgegeben, Deutsch zu lernen, aber ihr Unterricht hat mein Moral wiederbelebt

Great video! One question, if fruits are feminine, why is it Der Apfel then? Were there other exceptions?

I’m Black and Puerto Rican. My child will be going to a German Immersion school. I’m trying to get a head start for myself 😂 learning different languages opens up new worlds and connections with different people.

The content was indeed very helpful. Many thanks. But please consider talking a bit less, you talk tooo much about irrelevant stuff 😅

I just bumped into this video after getting confused in Duolingo on how some words keeps on changing like the die,der,das... Frau one moment it's a woman, next wife next Ms. etc. I'm happy RUclips recommended this let me listen and learn.

Thank you Laura. I am currently one of your students and doing a paid lesson, so this is timely and well presented. I think that Templates and set guides are something I need at this moment and at the stage I am at. Time constraints also mean that I like to jump in at every opportunity and also hungry for knowledge and something new to learn. This is all exciting stuff and as I live on an island in the middle of the South Pacific I do not think we have too many German speaking people on island so getting my work checked would be difficult so any links to suggested sites and anyone who wishes to assist would be grateful. See you in the class room and highly recommend that anyone learning jump in and look at the lessons.

I love your way of teaching German. I was about to give up, but after I found you I am very excited about learning It. Congratulations!

Great teacher, am watching this with my daughter interested in learning german

Lora, is it possible to move near your home? wanna practice with you in person.

Worth it. ❤ So helpful

Become proficient with English grammar before attempting another language. Any subject with Complex conditions is similar to Algebra or physics

Where is the course English Grammar for German Learners?

I can't find the course English Grammar for German Learners anywhere!

thank you for ur effort ❤️

Danke for helping me with German

Oh my gosh!! How I wish I would have found you years ago. So many questions have been answered in the first part of this course - I am actually looking forward to learning more - didn't think I'd ever say that about learning German!