Der, Die Oder Das | German Articles | German In 60 Seconds

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[seanthielen]

She has such a natural way of teaching, and her videos are my favorites on this channel!

[saika]

I study Germany in school and have done so for two years now. I've always thought Spanish sounds more beautiful than Germany, until now. I really love how she pronounces the words and her voice in general. TBH I'm a bit more interested in learning Germany after seeing this.
So, thanks^^

[pinetreepaulo]

Finally! Someone spoke in 'articles'... and gave clear key to the tricky differences ... Thank you!!

[cmkscappoose]

My goodness! I have been in Germany for a year now and am just now learning this? So incredibly helpful!! thanks a bunch!

[dubstepkartoffel]

Why do I even watch this? Im a native german speaker....

[joshi]

Die Frenfschaft.

Thank you about the tip on Neuter nouns. Never knew it was only 20%.

Also. for anyone having trouble with this, I suggest the app "der die das." It's a great Tiny Cards-esque gamified learning app that helps you learn the articles of random German nouns. I love it so far. It gives tips just like this video did so that helps too.

[dooberino_hotdog]

Danke!!! I’m in the middle of learning German and this just helped me so much.

[danielwitzel]

Wieso sehe ich mir das als Deutscher an?

[anamarijaxx]

It's cool to hear this as a german

[hanniemarie]

Honestly, I tried learning German a few years ago, and this video was the reason I did, I'm relearning it again now because covid and all have brought extra time. This video gives such a clear and simplistic explanation for Der, Die or Das I love it :)

[Bossmanovic]

And the Plural Forms are always "Die". There you go :D

[charlotteliedtke]

I didn't even know these rules as a german

[michaeldilger]

i use duolingo for the most part but this is extremely helpful. now i know what "the" to use

[waterclourgldfish]

Wow, this video helped so much! I am learning German in school and this 1 minute video taught me more than three months of lessons! Thanks so much and keep making these types of videos please!!

[charlesatwell]

It is not actually any word ending in -ung that has "die" as its article, but words that are suffixed in this way. e.g. der Seitensprung.

[danbarrett]

Great videos! How you manage to pack so much information through well varied examples that allow us to figure out other things on our own.

The only suggestion I have and I know you wont remake the videos, is to not have the whitespace with the subtitles and instead just have the floating texted and colored translation as is. The white takes up a lot of the screen and the teacher speaks with her hands which you cannot see clearly. Also YouTube provides automatic captions now.

Great Uploads! Understandable Teacher! 10/10

[miam]

This made it so much easier for me thank you I am learning german by the way "danke"

[ragnarodinsson]

Die Freundschaft...

Thanks, I need to learn about the articles a little more.

[jupitoriousmemes]

(Die freundschaft) thankuu you explained really well 💖

[HesseJamez]

In melted words like "Flussufer" (Fluss -Ufer) the article always refers to the second word.
Der Fluss / Das Ufer = Das Flussufer. (the river-shore)