Hallo, Deutschlerner. If you have seen words like “daran”, “worüber” “davor” and “woran” in your German learning and aren’t quite sure how to use them. Let me help you cut through this Gordian Knot of German grammar. I learned German like you might be. I took classes in high school and …
Da- & Wo-Compounds with Wechselpräpositionen & Verbs with Fixed Prepositions Read More »
If you have seen words like “damit”, “womit” “davon” and “danach” in your German learning and aren’t quite sure how to use them, stick around as I untangle this bag of snakes. I learned German through the old school methods, high school and university. Since then I’ve been teaching German to …
Unlocking the Mysteries of Da- and Wo-Compounds with Dative Prepositions in German Read More »
Hallo, Deutschlerner. You have seen words like “dafür”, “dadurch” or “wofür” in your German learning and aren’t quite sure how to use them. I learned German in an American high school and at an American university. Since then I’ve been teaching German to a new generation of German learners in a …
Decoding the Da- and Wo-Compounds with Accusative Prepositions in German Read More »
Hallo, Deutschlerner. In this lesson you will learn the basics of how to use da- and wo-compounds in German. Let’s explore what these words are, how to form them, how to use them and why you should learn to love them. What are Da- & Wo-Compounds in German? Da- and Wo-Compounds …
In this post you will learn how to use the dative case prepositions in German including a song to help you remember them, a ton of example sentences and the subtle difference between certain prepositions. This video will help you understand when to use each of the dative case prepositions in German. You will also learn the difference between aus vs von, zu vs nach, and bei vs mit. This lesson has it all. If you want to learn about dative case prepositions in German, this lesson should be your first stop.
