German Prepositions: BEI | Super Easy German (39)

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Camera: Janusz Hamerski
Edit: Janusz Hamerski / Carina Schmid
Translation: Ben Eve

[EasyGerman]

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[yuli]

I love these preposition videos!!! it's something i've been struggling with, thank u so much<3

[manueveredakshat]

Thank you for helping us with the preposition videos. It helped me alot during my Goethe A2 Exam.

[longnguyenhoang]

Can you make a series explaining all possible situations of using dativ and akkusativ ? Great videos by the way

[AnkitSharmaRajasthan]

1. Ich wohne bei meinen Freunden in einer WG
2. Ich arbeite beim Max-Planck-Institut in Halle (Saale)
3. Ich kaufe beim Penny und NP ein.

[mohmadparsech]

Ich bedanke mich bei dir und deinen Freunden und Kontakten, für die ganze Zeit wegen deinen ausgedrücklichen Erläuterungen wegen den ganzen weiteren Weiterentwicklungen für die ganze Teile der Deutschen Sprache lernen, Üben können.

[almira.shakur.lawyer]

I'm a native russian-speaker, but your lessions help me anyway!!)))) I think, if you had a different-language subs, you would have much more views! - You totally deserve it!!)
Love your videos!) Thank you for your work!) Danke!)

[WhiteSpatula]

You have a knack for breaking language down into digestible morsels without sacrificing their relevance to everyday speech. Bravo, Cari. And Janusz! -Phill, Las Vegas

[ecodania]

Thanks for the lessons, they are always helpful and practical. The one thing that I find challenging in Gerrman besides the propositions are the combined words.

[fremejoker]

*Bei wem wohnst du? Ich wohne bei meiner Tante.*
This does not mean that you are living with someone equally together. In the case of my example answer you are living with your aunt, but your aunt owns the house or appartment. She sets the rules, not you together.

*Mit wem wohnst du (zusammen)? Ich wohne mit meiner Tante zusammen.*
This is the question and answer, if you are living with your aunt and either you are owning the housing or you are sharing a housing, without refering to the ownership. You both set the rules equally.

[mohmadparsech]

Ich motiviere, lobe, drücke, schubse, fördere, unterstütze, abonniere, liebe, respektiere euch wegen deinen ganzen eingeplanten Zeiten für die ganze Leute dieser Gruppe Deutsche Sprache zusammen lernen und dann nutzen können.

[mohmadparsech]

Vielen lieben herzlichen Dank für die ganze ehrliche, zärtliche Bemühungen wegen den vielen anderen Generationen.

[AhmedRecon]

eigentlich eure Idee, ist wahnsinnig hervorragend, wobei um Präpositionen geht, fand ich eine herrliche Idee, bitte macht ihr mehr von denen, solche Videos steckt im Kopf 😂😅

[christospap]

This video was so helpful I haven't had the opportunity to get around bei on my German lessons and thank you so much

[miladkhader]

Dankeschön Guys.. That's so genuine of you guys. I'm very auspicious to watch your videos.. Es ist sehr hilfreich..💜

[domkakuzu]

Ihre Videos sind immer sehr nützlich und hilfreich. Vielen Dank!

[monanabil]

thank you very much Cari and Janusz for your great work especially the prepositions videos are very helping.

[svenshutter]

Somehow its so really cute when ppl try German <3 Have fun

[majedal-baghl]

I was watching the ZDF show Bares fuer Rares, and at least twice I heard "bei" used with accusative. For example, the Haendler Walther Lehnertz said, "Engelchen, komm bei mich." I guess he's from the Eifel, and he likes speaking incomprehensible, rough-hewn dialect. Do north German dialects often have trouble with (or even omit) the dative? I reckon the Dutch do. Sometimes Horst Lichter uses the North German "dat" instead of "das." And of course Ludwig Hoffmeier pours on the Bavarian . . .

[katygraham]

Thanks! Great video. I'm always being corrected by natives on my misuse of prepositions whenever I'm in Germany (although I'm told that it's a tough subject to learn in English, too!). 😹😹

Dieser Serie hat mir so viel geholfen! 👍