Hi, Hallo und Willkommen!
My name is Luzi and I have been teaching German as a foreign language for the last 7 years. At the moment I teach German in a school in Taiwan and learn myself a new language, Chinese. I started this YouTube channel to give my students some additional material to deepen their German knowledge on specific topics where I find the textbooks are not detailed enough. In my videos I will teach you German grammar, German vocabulary and definitely also German habits and culture from all German speaking countries.
Additional material and all my slides from my videos you can find here: https://www.patreon.com/yourgermanteacher
I myself love to play squash and used to play floorball and other sports. Like most of you as well I love traveling and maybe that’s also one of the reason I live now abroad.
Viel Spass und bis bald
Euer Luzi
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Verben mit Dativ UND Akkusativ | Grammar Explanation and Example Sentences
In this video you will learn how and when to use verbs with accusative and dative objects. Some stats about the German cases and the grammar behind those verbs. I will give you also the most common used verbs which do require both cases and explain you the word when you have two objects.
More grammar videos about all cases and vocabulary videos for dative and accusative verbs right here linked below in the description.
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Related Content:
1️⃣ Nominativ:
https://youtu.be/I7vsv8DN9EE
2️⃣ Akkusativ:
https://youtu.be/fPKH95g_9cs
3️⃣ Dativ:
https://youtu.be/G-dgLzu18EU
4️⃣ All A1 Dative Verbs:
https://youtu.be/qW2-zdSlcxU
5️⃣ All A2 Dative Verbs:
https://youtu.be/8zn8D3b0on4
6️⃣ Top 30 Akkusativ Verben
https://youtu.be/9imlUUFsbrg
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Going to a doctor in Germany | Ein Arztbesuch A2
Did you ever need medical aid in Germany?
In this video I will show you the procedure of going to a doctor's surgery in Germany. You will not only learn basic vocabulary and useful sentences to communicate with a doctor and the staff in a clinic, but also get an idea how the health system in Germany works.
*there was a typing error: medicine - das Medikament
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Johannes
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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro + Where to get help
01:33 making an appointment
02:15 registration process
04:10 the doctor's office / health problems
06:40 diagnosis / advise
07:53 prescription / medical certificate
09:31 Bonus tip
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Related Content:
1️⃣ Separable Verbs:
https://youtu.be/Tizr0WwCzFQ
2️⃣ Reflexive Verbs:
https://youtu.be/wuKLXCZHlmc
3️⃣ How to form th German Imperative:
https://youtu.be/Mty5HjzgNOc
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The German verb "lassen" with ALL its meanings | A2 & B1 Level
The German verb "lassen" is a very important and common used verb. But also a very complicated and difficult one. It can be used as a main verb or like a modal verb or even a substitute for the passive form. So you see loads of different options.
In this video you will learn all possible meanings of the verb "lassen". When and how to use it and lots of example sentences for each situation.
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Time stamps:
0:00 Video Content
0:43 The 6 meanings of LASSEN
1:26 Conjugation of the verb lassen
2:00 etwas veranlassen (to let sb do sth for you)
4:06 etwas erlauben (to allow) / zulassen (to let)
5:38 etwas zurücklassen (to leave sth behind)
6:37 einen Vorschlag machen (to make a suggestion)
8:46 aufhören (to stop doing sth)
9:55 "lassen" als Passiversatz (passive form)
13:03 Bonus Tipp
16:14 Hausaufgaben
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Related Content:
1️⃣ Aktiv VS Passiv:
https://youtu.be/43m6-wQuaGo
2️⃣ Passiv Perfekt & Präteritum:
https://youtu.be/i34ICN0PzJY
3️⃣ How to form the German Past Participle (Partizip 2):
https://youtu.be/VHXRyyTVhmw
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Learn how to order food in a German restaurant | Im Restaurant
This video is about german restaurants. I will show you step by step the whole process that awaits you in a german restaurant. You will learn important vocabulary and sentences that will help you to communicate with the waiter or waitress in a German restaurant. After watching this video you will know how to ask for a table, order food, dos and don'ts and and and...
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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:32 restaurant / menu / table
01:30 interaction with a waiter / waitress
03:23 how to order
05:14 small servings / spice / take away / dessert ...
07:22 the bill / tip
09:28 bonus tip
Related Content:
1️⃣ Learn the Top 40 most common and important adjectives:
https://youtu.be/CYwCXrUkUmE
2️⃣ The difference between kein VS nicht explained:
https://youtu.be/NcswV-xuyMc
3️⃣ German genders fully explained with the best tips and tricks:
https://youtu.be/IFsEX4ZY6bc
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German "da words" | Da Compounds in German | Präpositionaladverbien
In this video you are going to learn the German da-words, also referred to as da-compounds.
As they are mostly used with verbs and their associated prepositions, in this video I will focus on verbs only.
The so called "Präpositionalsadverbien" are being taught at the end of A2 level. To use them properly we recommend to know the German reflexive verbs (link below) as lots of those verbs come with prepositions and that's what is needed for the da-compound words.
Important: The question word is not WAS... but WO
- Wofür interessierst du dich? NOT: Für was interessierst du dich?
- Womit lernst du Deutsch? NOT: Mit was lernst du Deutsch?
- Woran denkst du? NOT: An was denkst du?
This is the right way to ask a question! 😉
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Timestamps:
0:00 Video Content
0:40 Difference People VS Things
1:15 Grammar overview for things
2:10 Examples for things
6:50 Grammar overview for people
7:28 Examples for people
10:31 Other important examples
13:23 Bonus Tip
16:11 Hausaufgaben
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Related Content:
1️⃣ Reflexive Verben - The Basics:
https://youtu.be/wuKLXCZHlmc
2️⃣ TOP 18 A2 Verbs with Prepositions:
https://youtu.be/HHzILliRgT8
3️⃣ German Prepositions with AKKUSATIV:
https://youtu.be/5bhyiDQWJ2E
4️⃣ German Prepositions with DATIV:
https://youtu.be/yJi5jjvJZZg
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Transport in Germany | Die Verkehrsmittel in Deutschland | How to get around in Germany
If you live in Germany or plan to go there in the future. The public transport is one of the most convenient and cheapest ways to get around. You will not only learn how the vehicles are called in German but also important verbs and useful sentences that will help you to get to your destination. I also will give you some tips tricks how to avoid unpleasant situations during your travel.
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Johannes
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Timestamps:
0:00 Video Content
0:32 plane / airport
01:35 car rental
02:25 at the train station
04:33 regional train / tram / subway
07:03 bus & cab
07:53 bicycle / on foot
08:47 harbour / ship
09:50 scooter / motorbike / truck
10:20 tips & tricks
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Related Content:
1️⃣ Trennbare Verben Example Sentences | German Separable Verbs Explained!
https://youtu.be/Tizr0WwCzFQ
2️⃣ German Prepositions | Prepositions of direction
https://youtu.be/0rSO790y9a0
3️⃣ German Time Prepositions | The Top 5 you need to know for A1.1
https://youtu.be/ziPDfbS5Rlk
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