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A fun look at "brauchen" (to need), its prefix versions and how to use (or not use) "brauchen" with verbs. Also: some really cool relations to English and other languages.
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brauchen, verbrauchen, der Brauch, der Bedarf, Gebrauchsanweisung
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A fun look at the verb "deuten" and all the related words like "bedeuten" or "deutlich". And at the surprising origin of the word "deutsch" itself
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A fun look at the German verb "fehlen", the different meanings of "ich fehle" and "mir fehlt" and how to properly say "I miss you." in German.
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fehlen, der Fehler
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Fordern and fördern are both about moving or bringing something forward, but fordern tells others to do it, while fördern actually actively supports and pushes.
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A fun look at the meaning of 'gehören' and why it is 'to belong'. Oh, I guess I just spoiled it :). We'll also look at 'sich nicht gehören' and some more stuff. It'll be fun.
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gehören, das Gehör, gehorchen, sich gehören
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A fun look at the meaning of 'gelten' and why 'gleichgültig' means 'indifferent'. Of course with audio examples :)
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A fun look at the German prefix verb "ablaufen" and how it connects a sink, a conference and old milk.
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ablaufen, abgelaufen, der Ablauf, der
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So stuff opening up and (certain stuff) rising. Those are the two bread and butter meanings of aufgehen. But there are a few others that are also good to know. In combination with plans or tactics, aufgehen can express the idea of working out.
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Aushalten (stand, bear, deal, tolerate, put up with) is where all the huge amorphous multidimensional meaning clouds intersect.
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Aussetzen has an eclectic set of translations: Expose, suspend, plant, criticize, maroon, skip. Placing "outside" in some way is the core idea, though.
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Eingehen - to shrink, arrive, agree, wither - it’s all over the place. Eingehen is also used for being unchallenged/bored or to go in on some sort of deal.
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A quick look at the meaning of "das Einkommen" and why the verb "einkommen" absolutely doesn't mean "to come in" (and what does) :)
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das Einkommen, reinkommen
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"Abhauen, reinhauen, umhauen,..." - if you want to speak real colloquial German you need the verb "hauen". Find out how to use it with audio examples.
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A quick look at the meaning of the verb "locken", what it has to do with curls and which Greek philosopher invented swag.
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locken, verlockend, die Locke, locker, auflockern
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rechnen, die Rechnung, abrechnen, ausrechnen, difference Abrechnung Rechnung
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A fun look at "rufen" and its various prefix versions (anrufen, abrufen, aufrufen). With lots of audio examples and also some surprising relatives.
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A fun look at the family of "stecken", what a plug has to do with hiding and why Latin people "like your pen".
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stecken, verstecken, anstecken, das Besteck, der Stecker, die Steckdose
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A fun look at the German verb "treten" and its family. We'll learn the origins and loads of useful related nouns and prefix verbs.
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A fun look at the German word for to disappear and what it has to do with wasting time, lying and vertigo... yup, they're all connected :)
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verschwinden, Schwund, Geschwindigkeit, verschwenden
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A quick look at the meaning of "vorgehen" and why it has the three meanings it has.
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vorgehen, der Vorgang, das Vorgehen, hervorgehen aus
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A fun look at the meaning of "wachsen" and its prefix versions. Featuring: hair, adults an ingrown toenail and one REALLY big difference between "wachsen" and "to grow".
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wachsen, aufwachse, erwachsen, das Wachs, durchwachsen
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A thorough look at the German verb 'werden'. We'll learn its origins, see why it has the meanings it has and learn how to use it. Also: 'become' and 'bekommen' explained :).
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Looks like a lot of work. No... wait. I mean it looks a lot like 'work'. But what about arbeiten?... It also differs from scheinen in that...
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German has two verbs for "to know" - "wissen" and "kennen". Today, we'll learn a new, unconventional way to know when to use which. Of course with audio examples :)
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A fun look at the meaning of the super common German word "überlegen" and how to use it. With loads of every day examples.
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