Channel: Easy German

Category: Education

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Description: LEARN GERMAN WITH OUR APP SEEDLANG AND PRACTISE MORE WITH THE GENDER TRAINER: seedlang.com --- ► GET EXERCISES FOR THIS VIDEO: patreon.com/easygerman ► LISTEN TO OUR PODCAST: easygerman.fm ► LEARN GERMAN WITH OUR APP: seedlang.com ► SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL: goo.gl/sdP9nz ► FACEBOOK: facebook.com/easygermanvideos ► INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/easygermanvideos ► WEBSITE: easygerman.org --- "Mit" and "ohne" are two very common prepositions in German. The two words are opposites and mean "with" and "without" in English. Actually, "mit" and "ohne" are simple. But you have to pay attention to the correct case - dative or accusative. Isi and Mitch explain how this works. “Mit” und “ohne” sind zwei sehr häufige Präpositionen im Deutschen. Die beiden Wörter sind Gegenteile und bedeuten auf Englisch “with” und “without”. Eigentlich sind “mit” und “ohne” einfach. Ihr müsst aber auf den richtigen Fall - Dativ oder Akkusativ - achten. Isi und Mitch erklären, wie das funktioniert. --- PRODUCED BY: Easy Languages is an international video project aiming at supporting people worldwide to learn languages through authentic street interviews and expose the street culture of participating partner countries abroad. Episodes are produced in local languages and contain subtitles in both the original language as well as in English. --- Hosts of this episode: Isabell Hargreaves-Schmid/Mitch Hargreaves Script: Erik Stahlhacke Camera & Edit: Mitch Hargreaves Translation: Ben Eve