Learn German for free

Mal ein anderer Beitrag. Viel Spaß beim Lesen! https://www.learningsnacks.de/share/503

Wege zum Glück

A special case with the German genitive
http://youtu.be/vq_uQR1d_oc

Learn German - Der Genitiv #7 Learn German from a German native speaker! Int his lesson you will learn a special case as far as the German genitive is concerned. Der Genitiv und der Sonde...

Der Genitiv und seine Adjektivendungen - Solides

Der Genitiv und seine Adjektivendungen
http://youtu.be/ZxFAGWqvTr8

Learn German - der Genitiv #6 Learn German from a German native speaker! In this German lesson you will learn the adjective endings with the German genitive case. Der Genitiv und seine Ad...

German word of the day #9: Kind lacht böse = Child laughs badly
http://youtu.be/i7-Ixm11U60

Kind lacht BÖSE (HD) Dieses kleine Kind lacht, weil es ein Spielzeug auf den Boden wirft. Higt Definition Video... Viel Spaß beim zusehen...Bewerten und Abbonieren nicht vergessen..

Adjectives which require the German genitive case
Noun endings with the German genitive case

Substantivendungen im Genitiv
Noun endings with the German genitive case
http://youtu.be/rFGLEqN49Q4

Learn German - der Genitiv #5 Learn German from a German native speaker! German genitive case Genitiv die Substantivendungen im Genitiv noun endings genitive case

Adjektive, die den Genitiv erforden
Adjectives which require the German genitive case
http://youtu.be/ABDblzquIkE

Learn German- der Genitiv #4 Learn German from a German native speaker! Adjectives which require the German genitive case. Adjektive, die den Genitiv erfordern.

Verbs which require the German genitive case

Verbs which require the German genitive case http://youtu.be/mPcOHgB--0E

Learn German - der Genitiv #3 Learn German from a German native! In this video you will learn which verbs require the German genitive case. der Genitiv Verben, die den Genitiv verlangen.

German word of the day #8: Ausschließeritis
This word is a combination of 'ausschließen' (=to exclude sb. / sth.) and the ending '-itis'. This ending is usually used for diseases.
'Ausschließeritis' is a word which was often used in connection with the German domestic policy in 2013.