German Preposition MIT explained in detail (14) - with examples | MIT mit Erklärung | A1 - B1

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In our Preposition Special, you will be learning 32 German preposition in detail over a period of two months. All prepositions need different cases: accusative, dative or genitive - make sure to revise them first.

In this video we look at all situations in which we need the German preposition "MIT". We will have a few examples and explanations, and also look at the change in articles. After this, you will no longer have any problems using this preposition.

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Mit neundundzwanzig Jahren habe ich mit vielen Freude diesen Unterricht gelernt!

alessandroinglese
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Hello Learn German Team, Thanks for the video and see you soon.

tonywinaung
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thank you so much for your great work
the lesson was awoesome I understood that lesson from you and I noticed that the preposition (mit) is used to accompany or do the exact same prepostion in english wich is (with) mostly based on this lesson
and an example for that =1:55he was able to write with in aged three years old

violafawzyfawzy
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ICH HABE VIEL SPASS MIT DEINE VIDEOS JAAA

moniquevandijkadema
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I know one. I remember bc I've never felt comfortable saying I'm married MIT Gustav instead of I'm married TO Gustav.
You're married TO someone in English.
But you have to say, Ich bin mit Gustav verheiratet.
It sounds wrong 3 years later.

VickiBee