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German Grammar; Imperative

Imperatives Imperatives are commands. German commands are given to the second person, and they have to conform to the second-person pronouns du, ihr, and Sie. For most verbs, the imperative for du comprises the stem of the infinitive plus an -e ending. In casual speech the -e ending is often dropped. The imperative for ihr is the same as its present-tense conjugation. This is also true for the imperative for Sie, except that the pronoun Sie always follows the imperative verb. Remember that du is used to address children, close friends, or family members. Use ihr when addressing more than one child,friend, or family member. Use Sie when addressing strangers, officials, or others you are on a formal basis with.  Let’s look at some example verbs. du                      ihr               Sie Kaufe! (Kauf)  Kauft!   Kaufen Sie!    Buy! Lache! (Lach) Lacht! Lachen S...

German Common Phrases For Beginners

Fundamentals of the German Language – Grundlagen der deutschen Sprache A lot of people are hesitant to learn German because they think that it is too complicated. However, this language is not really as daunting as it seems. Once you learn the fundamentals, it would be easier for you to move to the next level. As you continue to practice, you become more familiar with the grammar elements as well as the common words and phrases used in German. To begin learning this rich language, the following are the fundamentals that you have to keep in mind.  Some examples are also given to help you learn how to use them in phrases and sentences. German – English Articles Artikel – Article Definite Nominative Case Singular: das – the (neutral) der – the (masculine) die – the (feminine) Plural: die – the (neutral) die – the (masculine) die – the (feminine) Accusative Case Singular: das – the (neutral) den – the (masculine) die – the (feminine) Plural: die – the (neutral) die – the (masculine) di...

GERMAN LANGUAGE; A1 Level Full Course

If your are wants to learn German language, we need to start from basic that is A1 level then A2. Similarly B1,B2 intermediate level and C1 and C2 is native level. This blog helps reader to get every useful knowledge and makes them perfect learner of basic German. Alphabet: Kardinal Nummer: 0 = null 1= Eins 2= Zwei 3=drei 4=Vier 5=Fünf 6=sechs 7=sieben 8=acht 9=neun 10=zehn 11=elf 12= zwolf After 12 numbers is written like this  E.g 13 =3+10 ,so 3=drei ,10=zehn it become dreizehn 13= dreizehn 14=vierzehn 15=fünfzehn 16=sechzehn 17=siebzehn 18=achtzehn 19=neunzehn 20=zwanzig Similarly 13, 21 also written  21(1+20)= einundzwanzig 22=zweiundzwanzig 23= dreiundzwanzig 24=vierundzwanzig 25=fünfundzwanzig 26=sechundzwanzig 27=siebenundzwanzig 28=achtundzwanzig 29=neunundzwanzig 30=dreißig How we say 21-29 follow same pattern for all numbers 40=vierzig 50=fünfzig 60=sechzig 70=siebzig 80=achtzig 100=hundert 1000=tausend Watch this video Months - Monate Januar- January Februar- Februa...