In this episode:
"aus" is German for "out". But it's not that simple because like "out" it can be used for a variety of ideas. We'll look at all of them with plenty of examples.
Vocab:
aus, raus, ausgehen, ausfallen, aussehen, ausziehen, ausstellen,...,...
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German Prepositions Explained.
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As usual in this series, we’ll take one preposition and look at it from all angles. And today, we’ll take a thorough look at the meaning of
aus
First, we’ll look at it as a proper preposition, then we’ll check out how that changes when it is a prefix and finally, we’ll look at the most important VPCs, verb preposition combos and see if there possibly is some inner logic to them.
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