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In a sample chapter of my book, I explore WHY German has these verb versions with r-, her- and hin- and how they related to English.
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rauf, herauf, hinauf, drauf - These types of words are very common. Today, we'll find out where they come from and how they're ACTUALLY used with German verbs.
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Many separable verbs in german have a "version" with an r or dr. Like aufmachen - raufmachen for example. Understanding these r-versions is one key to fluency.
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We'll take a nerdy look at the origin of German non-separable prefixes and compare them to prefix verbs across other languages like English or Russian.
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In this article, we'll explore where German separable prefix verbs come from and meet their English cousin that has been hidden in plain sight.
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German is famous for its prefix verbs, but many languages have them, and English is full of them. We'll find out what they all have in common across languages.
