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German Grammar Overview

Hello, welcome to my Samid Dosh channel. Samira, today we are going to cover all the grammars at the level. A greeting to you dear ones in the form of a video The purpose of this video is to teach everyone Grammars for you, one after the other, in one video. In fact, have a place and grammars This section talks about verb conjugation. Sentence structure: making sentences interrogative and negative Gender and pluralization of possessive pronouns Accusative and da tivi as well as accusative and Dative and modal verbs, separable verbs and past tense as well as imperative and imperative sentences They are trained, I want it without delay. Let me start, but before we get to that... Grammarians, if you have subscribed to the channel by now. If you didn't do this, do it and ring the bell. Click so you don't miss the next videos. Let's go to A-level grammar. I want to start with Ains. Let me start with Personal P Noumen Personal Pq Nouns are actually personal pronouns that are now in We have this in every language, even in the language We also have Persian, one thing is pronouns. A person may be the subject and may be the object. Okay, for now, we want to be Nomina TV. Or let's explain the subject pronouns. We personally have two states of being, singular and plural. That is, singular and plural, and just like this We also have personal pronouns in Persian. We also have it in German, for example in the language Persian personal pronouns are we, I, you, he, she, we. You and them are exactly the same in German. And for the first person singular we have "ish" which means "I". Ish is for the second person singular, meaning you and for Third person singular: There are three possible cases. That our third person singular is masculine. Whether it's feminine or neuter, for each of us We have the personal pronoun for themselves if It can be male, but if it is female, it can be female. Note that the letter "Z" should be capitalized with a lowercase "S". Write it down and if its gender is neutral, the pronoun It becomes personal, the name of where we are now. Let's figure out what we want to talk about. Let's make it masculine, feminine, or neuter in the next slide. The video explains it in detail later. I guess we have nothing to do with this issue right now, but... Let's move on to the plural personal pronouns for the first person. We have the plural, or, it means We are the second person plural, meaning you are the ones who Pay attention, either two curses or more than ten curses. Should it also be written with a small "e"? Unless he wants to be the first person in the sentence now. The third person singular is also the same as the third person singular. It should be written with a lowercase S unless it is at the beginning of a sentence. Okay, let's start the sentence with this, and thirdly... The person in our group is Z again, who is with S. It may be written in small letters. Maybe this question is for you. Remember that when the third person singular is feminine That's Z with a small S and the third person plural. There is a Z, a Z, with a small S, how can we stand? Let's distinguish these two from each other. The answer is It's simple, we never put Prezo Pnomen in We don't have a sentence alone, and it definitely has a verb. There is a verb for it and you are the one who You see, it means the third person singular feminine. Or is it third person plural because the verbs They are consumed completely differently, so that's it. Third person plural, but we are a personal pronoun. We have it for the times we want to be respectful. Let's talk about how he is like that. It is written in capital letters, in fact, this is everywhere. The sentence is written with a capital S, and When it wants to be spent, just like Z. The third person plural is used, so sometimes you You may see this in some books. Putting d to zero together because Their verbs are conjugated exactly the same and the reason is There is no other way, otherwise it has completely different meanings. This is from the personal pronouns or nouns. Someone for the Nomina TV mode or actually Mode But we get to the verb as it is. You all know that one of the most important components There are verbs that can be in the present tense. They can be contagious in any language, for example in Persian language, if a verb requires a transitive mood It should have added the word "nun" to the end. We do, for example, verb to do, for example, verb You see these states coming and going. The infinitive of the verb "to be" is the same for the German language. We have an infinitive form for verbs. We call it a mood. Infinitive Infinitive form in verbs The German language is like this, with the letters A at the end. They add, for example, the verb "makhn" meaning You see, it's the end, so what? Infinitive or The infinitive or verb has an ending of "to". The meaning of having an infinitive or transitive past tense Because the letters are the last ones and for That we can use verbs in sentences To work, we need to conjugate verbs. Just like in Persian, we have verbs. We conjugate according to the subject, for example, I am the verb. I spend my time going. I went. You went. He/She went. We went, you went, they went. You see this way of conjugating verbs in the language. Persian: We do the same for German. We do, if you want, in German. To use the personal pronouns, you must first come to the Write the personal pronouns of the subject that you are in. We talked about it in the previous slide, and these pronouns Someone you don't remember at all over time. You'll get it, so it's better to try from the beginning. Do it to be saved because you are in the middle. Doing the verb helps you a lot, and here's a tip: That exists about verbs in the language. German divides verbs into two categories. They are, and that too is based on their consumption. A series of regular verbs is a series of verbs. Irregular Regular verbs have a specific rule for Their consumption will be fully explained to you. I give, but irregular verbs follow this rule. They don't follow now for a number of specific reasons. They don't follow this rule sometimes. There is no particular reason to follow this rule. They don't do it because of their name. It is irregular. Right now we are dealing with irregular verbs. We have nothing to do with verbs. Let's talk regularly, whenever you want. Conjugate regular verbs first. We write personal pronouns and start with the ending You delete the verb "an" indicating "an". Being a master was a verb, so the mastery sign of the verb For example, we delete the verb mach, which means It's okay if I do it from the end. Delete from mastery or infinitive mode He leaves and then I come for the first person singular. I add the letter "a" to the end of the verb, which means In fact, the letter a is added to the end of the verb root. I will do it, I will do it, I will do it. For the second person singular, the letters are at the end. I'll add the root of the verb, so it's two yogurts for Third person singular, I add the letter "t" and it becomes "a". It's a matter of whether you do it or not, and it makes no difference at all. It is not necessary to ask for any of these personal pronouns. Okay, does he want to be male or female? Neutral, anyway, at the end of the verb stem You must add t for the first person plural. I add a-n to the end of the verb and it becomes Via Mach means we do it for the second. Can the plural person also add the word "t"? The verb you do is for the third person singular. And the respectful form is added to the end of the verb. It can be done and it can be done. Now it can mean this. Have what they do and It can have a respectful meaning, meaning You do, you see, for the first person and Third person plural we add "a" to the end of the verb. We did, and exactly according to the infinitive form of the verb. They are and for the third person singular And we added the second person plural and according to The same verb as "each other" is used for the first person. We added it and it is also added for the second person. We tried to learn this rule. So that you can easily conjugate verbs and Come on, let's learn some verbs for yourself. Bring it and spend it on yourself. This conjugation of regular verbs is the queen of your mind. Now, let's put a few verbs together again. We use the following verb to be a singular verb. The meaning of drinking when I want to spend it I write my personal pronouns from I delete the ending of the verb and before personal pronouns I write, I add the letter "a" for the first person. And maybe this little thing means me. I drink, the second person singular is the letter S. They add the ending of the verb root to become Two means you. Minushi for the third person singular with the letter t at the end I'll add the root of the verb, it becomes tzi ts. Tin means he drinks now he can have sex Whatever is for the first person plural. Or we will sit down, I added. The ending of the root verb and for the second person plural I'll add your comment, is that your tint? You drank, for the third person plural, the verb "a" I'll add, can you make some olive oil? They'll drink it. Or you drink the form Respectfully, another example of the verb "flee" meaning Flying, I'll come when I want to spend it. I write my personal pronouns from I remove the ending of the verb and for the first person Singular: Add the letter "a" to the end of the verb stem. I'll do it, it's my flight. I do, for the second person singular, the letters are added. I'll do it, can I have two Felixs in the flight? You add the letter "t" for the third person singular. Can I do it? For the first person plural, they add "an". Maybe or maybe not, we'll fly for the second time. Can someone add you to the group? Is your fleet? You are flying and for the third person and the mood Respectfully, the letter "a" is at the end of the root word. I'll add that this can also be done by Ze Figen. Conjugation of the verb "but friends" as in "but" I told you, we have two types of verbs in the language. German regular verbs called gerunds M-Sish-Waben and irregular verbs that are used They say that's Messi's Ghoul, and now I want to tell you. Tell me how to conjugate irregular verbs. Let's use -er because regular verbs I explained the rules and we learned to use them. Making irregular verbs for some verbs We don't have any special rules, we just have to follow them. Let's say these two verbs are the verbs of zain and haben. Which are two of the most important verbs in the language? I will teach you German conjugations. But for some irregular verbs we still have We have some rules that we will teach you. Let's go learn first and see the verb "zain". And how is the verb "to" conjugated? Being is there and when it wants to be spent, nothing. There are no rules and you just have to use the present tense. Keep this in mind because this Verbs are very important verbs and you You might use them 100 times a day. The verb is conjugated like this: Ishbain means me. I am two twenty, you are A, Z, S, is O. Is it alive or are we alive or are you useless? Are you alive? Are they alive? Or are you now? You are respectful. There is one point. Right now we are learning the present tense of these verbs. We take it and it has nothing to do with the past or the future. We don't have any and we'll spend them all if we can. Whether it is the present tense, the present tense or the present tense. It is a verb that must be memorized. Let's go to the verb "haben" (to have) It means having it and when we want it. Let's spend it, okay? I mean, I have two. I see You have your ZS, he has it, or we have it. Do you have any of their properties? Do you have these two? Irregular verbs that you just have to memorize Because they have no rules, but Let's move on to some irregular verbs. Which now has some rules for them. He found that one of those verbs is the verb essin. It means to eat. It is an irregular verb. Which changes in the second person and third person singular There is one point that exists: Irregular verbs when they need to be conjugated It's only in one, two or three cases that changes occur. They have, otherwise the rest of the cases are exactly the same. Regular verbs are conjugated, for example, the verb "esen" There are changes in the second and third person singular. And for the rest of the times, just like verbs. There is a rule, for example, for the first person singular We add the ending of the verb root to the first The plural person is added to the end of the verb stem. We add "t" for the second person plural. And for the third person plural we add aan. And all that happens is that you're in the second person. And the third person singular letter a has become e. That means that the first letter "esn" has become "e" and The verb conjugation is like this: I eat. You eat two, then he eats one. He eats or we eat, is it you? Do you eat them or do they eat them? Respectfully, you eat, you see, in the banquet. This verb becomes second person and third person singular. Exactly the same usage and maybe this question It occurs to you where we stand. Let's recognize that this verb is used for Second person singular or third person singular, your answer? It's simple because when the verb is in The sentence must be used with a subject. For it to exist, then we have the subject. We have it in the sentence at the same time as the verb, so we can Notice that this verb is for the second person singular. Or for the third person singular, there is also a point that There are usually irregular verbs for The second person and third person singular have changes and and Sometimes in addition to the second person and third person singular For the second person plural, we also have changes and Sometimes it happens that only for the second There is a single person who we have changes that now To them The next verb is a verb of the mind, meaning This verb is also an irregular verb, which Changes only for second person and third person singular It has and that's what the second word is. The word "is" is the second part of this verb, "is" is converted to "a". For example, if I want to, I can conjugate this verb. Can this mean I see two lives in you? You see, from ZS, he sees, you see. Here, the "A" has become the "V" of our minds. We see, or you see, and in your mind Do they see or do you, respectfully, see? This is what happened to the verb "mind", which is an irregular verb. It is and sometimes for irregular verbs. This happens in the second person and the third person. The singular vowels become umlauts. It can be like the verb "shalafeh" meaning to sleep when Which we want to spend exactly according to the rules. We're moving forward, and only in the second and third person. The singular of one of our vowels becomes olat. Ish Shalafa means I sleep on your two shelves. You sleep and you see, it has become a dream. ZS Shelves He sleeps here too A converted It was a tool or a weapon. We are sleeping, is it your loft? Do you sleep on the same mattress as they sleep? Respectfully submitted. You sleep and another irregular verb The verb is yesen. The verb is yesen means to call. And one thing that exists only in The second person singular has changes and that is There is a reason for that, and the reason is that when We want to conjugate this verb, that is, It indicates that the verb is infinitive. We have to delete the end and you see that The letter "ess" is the end of the verb root and for the second Our singular person was supposed to be the one at the end. Let's add the verb "since it is its own". It means D to S in a row and we We want it to be one in the second person singular again. Add to that and three S's next to each other. They are placed and in fact you could say that the pronunciation It makes it impossible for us, so we come together. We remove the "s" so that we can easily Let's pronounce it, so for the second person singular, there's only one. We add -t and the verb is conjugated like this: Can I call you Yes, I am called Do Hai? You are called "Osei Hiist" (He is called "Osei Hiist"). Or is it Hassan? We are called Hassan. Is it yours? You are called Ziysan, they are called or Yours respectfully. Sit and another irregular verb It is the verb to work. It means to work. And in the second person and third person singular and so on. In the second person plural, we have changes for them. And he has a convincing reason for that. This is when you remove it from the end of the verb. We delete the verb we have, its stem ends in the letter T. It can be and when for the second person singular I I want to add it to the end, see. Where six silent letters are placed together Which makes pronunciation very difficult for us. My conclusion is that the root of the verb is a I'll add it so I can pronounce it easily. Exactly the same for the third person singular. When I want to spend my time for The third person singular form must be added to the end of the root. Add a verb and since this verb It ends in "t" when there is a "t" behind it. They are very difficult to pronounce as a result. I will make an appointment between them and the same for Second person plural when I want to spend it I have to put you and since the verb It's hard to pronounce, so I'm going to use D. I'll make a deal to spend it like this. Let's say for the second person and third person singular and second Add an "a" to the plural for ease of pronunciation. There are times when the root of our verb is the letter d. If it ends in m and n, then the verb is conjugated like this. Can I do it? I will do it and you will do it. Do you do this? Does And we work. We do You are working. Do you think they work or you? Work respectfully. You do this too, but it is an irregular verb. Let's move on to sentence construction as follows. You know that sentence formation is one of the most important issues. In learning any language, it's because you You have to know how to construct sentences to be able to Speak or be able to understand the other party. What is sentence construction in German? This is what we need for sentences. We simply have a subject or a verb and Have a verb that matches the subject in the singular. Well, one thing that exists is that Instead of a verb or subject, we can use the name of a person. Or we can use personal pronouns. Or actually the personal pronoun in the neuter case. Let's use it for the verb that the verb is used for. We must conjugate according to the subject when Do you want to make sentences in the sentences you have now? They are elementary, the subject is in the first place. It takes and the verb must must must for News sentences come in second place and It is conjugated according to the subject. Another point. What exists is that the sentence always stands. Start with a capital letter. That is, if a word wants to be at the beginning of a sentence It must start with a capital letter, for example: Here I have an example, my name is Ish Yasmeen. Samira is my subject pronoun and from Where it is at the beginning of the sentence, the first letter. I wrote it in capital letters and in the second position of the verb. I put yes and it matches the subject pronoun. I did, and there is another important point. This is what happens if you use a noun in your sentence. Do you want to use it? Now you can name it. Be it a person, a city name, a thing name, or whatever. Another thing is to put the first letter of that name. Write "I" in capital letters here for the word "I". I did this yesterday and in this slide You see a letter S B which means There is a seashell, for example, here, Zoobik. Or the subject is Monet and Heiss is also the subject, which corresponds to The past participle is another example: two, three, you. You drink tea, it's our two-legged or the subject that There is also a personal pronoun and "tin ken" was our verb that According to the subject and the verb "t" which is also It means tea since it is a noun. This is written with a capital T, including: But let's get to the questioning topic. Sentences when we want to question my sentences Let's do it. We have a way to make this happen. Should we build it or should we build it now? I will explain to you what these two are and What are the differences between them, actually? Interrogative sentences are questions that have an answer or The answer is definitely yes or no because This is what they call these sentences, or the faqih? It means yes, Nain means no, and it's very easy to make them. It's easy, we just need to change the verb from the position. Let's bring the second one to the first place and now that one. The subject that was in the first position was the first. Let's move to the second position, which is actually the verb and the subject. Their position changes and one thing that exists There is a question mark at the end of the sentence. We must stop. Let's put a question mark and the same at the end. We must put periods in news sentences. Here I gave you two examples of a news sentence. And one sentence, that is, the sentence of news. It's a football game, it's my football game. I play football and that's the end of it. I put it, so my sentence is news, but if I If I want to make this sentence a question, I need to use the verb. I will bring the subject first in the sentence and the subject second. That means if the verb and subject are swapped, it becomes "Pils". In football, is it football? Does that mean you? Football game We do and you see that the question mark is also I left one point that exists: When you are asking questions, try Your tone should be a question. Are you a football player? Do you play football? Is the answer to this question yes or no? Is it or is it staring? There are only two states. That's why her name is Yana, this is a joke. But we come to the point of being a follower of sentences. These are questions that can be answered with yes or no. No, their answer can be a complete sentence and Why is their name now Wafghaye? That a question word must be included. It must be used with that question word. The letter "O" begins with a question word, what does it mean? What, where, why, which, these are all question words. They are in Persian, and we have the equivalent in We speak German and it's interesting to know that All of these question words begin with the letter and. For example, "ver" means "who" and "vi" means "who". How and what does it mean and where and what does it mean? meaning from where and hin meaning to Where does it mean when? Let it mean Which Waqom means why did he fall? How often does Vee Fil mean how much? For the times we have about things We are talking about the uncountable, he is a filet. That is, how many for the times we have? We talk about countable things. You see, all these question words start with the letter and. They start now, how do we deal with this? Question words in fact and fiction Let's make the first thing we do in the station. First, you must turn one of these question words into Let's work and in the second place, the verb corresponds to The subject becomes the subject and then you can Bring it or any part you want to Jamlon. Add and be sure to add a question mark at the end. Let me give you an example here. Wono Where are you staying in the verb wen? To have been means to reside or live. Which is in accordance with the subject and which is in accordance with What is the meaning of each of these words? Question: I gave an example, for example, what about twenty-two? Are you someone who is 20? It was actually a sexual act that It is used for the second person singular and also for Meaning of Whose Name is Heiss Do? You can call me "Yesenin" in the sense of "Yesenin". What does it mean to become him? What is Vas a Das? What does this Vas mean? It is also referring to an actual object. Which is feminine and is used for the third person singular. Where do you live, you who are talking about it? We did it in the previous slide, which means where and the verb We used to have a residence, which means to have a residence. According to the second person singular, the verb is pronounced as "Kenzi". Where do you come from? You are here. We are from the personal pronoun. We used it as a respectful one. Addressing someone is something you see with a capital S. It is written and here our verb is kamen, kamen to. The meaning of coming and whatever means from Where is the next example? Here you go, where are you going? "Wahin" means "where" and our verb is "gen" (gen). It means to go and matches the past participle. So you learned three new verbs here. The verb wenen means to reside in the common You can use "to come" and "to go" to mean "to go". Write these verbs for yourself and Spend it according to what I said. Let's go. Let's continue with the examples and one by one. The meaning of when is "when are you coming" in the verb. It is common to use the second person singular tense. Why are you going to Berlin? Our verb here is "towards Berlin" which is a verb. means to go means to drive and to It means to drive something. It is an irregular verb. which here is used for the second person singular and a It has become a joke. The point here is The word Berlin, which is the name of a description, is Because it is a noun or a noumenon with the letter It's starting to get big. You can see that it's getting bigger. The next example is VOffice Shower Port VF. Douche port tips: how often to do it You give me the word "sport" in the sense of "sport one". It's a noun or a noun. You see, it starts with a capital S. It is written and there is one point that is the word The port must be able to move and change. It comes and there are no other exceptions or Should it come with the verb "mach" or with the verb "taghib"? Here with the verb "taghib" It came and it's a full cast and it's a full cast, which means this. How much does it cost? What does V-Fil mean? Quantity is for uncountable things. For example Price of V-Fil Kinda Hasu V-Fil Kinda Hasu It means how many children do you have in your elephant? How many and for countable things is there one? The thing about him is this. Which immediately follows, you should talk about it. Let's talk about how much we want to ask, so... We don't put the verb in the second position, but We put what we want in quantity. But we have another question word. We have the word "Welsh" meaning "Welsh". What is it and when do we want to use it? Let's do it, definitely, definitely, a name should follow. It is agreed that this noun can be masculine. If that name has a feminine or neuter gender, If it is masculine, it ends with the letters أغ. It belongs and it can be left alone if that name is Who wants to have a question after this word? Neutral. Okay, let's add the letter S to the end of the word. And it can be Welsh, and if that name is feminine, The letter "a" is added to the end of "welsh" and it becomes "welsh". I'll give you an example: What is the identity of the Welch tag? Is it today or what day is it today? Tag means day and is a masculine noun. About the gender of nouns in the rest of the video I'm speaking completely, just know this. If there is a word whose gender is masculine, Okay, and after you let go, you have to go to the end. Let's add the letters "Aq" and let's make a shroud. This means that I should buy the jacket. Or if it's a feminine noun, then it ends in -er. I would add the word "a" to mean "shroud". Buying a Welch car drunk means what? Do you like cars? You are a verb. means to drive and the word auto means car Or car, which is a fancy name, so... The Welsh ending has the letter s added. I do, but let's get to the topic of gender of nouns. Just like I told you in the previous slide. I explained all the names in German. They have a gender that can Whether masculine, feminine or neuter, and before any noun. In German, an article is usually It seems that we are now talking about the article. Let's talk and talk about this. How should we know the gender of a noun? There are articles themselves, divide them into two categories, your team. And those teams are divided into teams, teams that mean Definite and that fear means indefinite articles. Let's be clear, they are actually used sometimes. that we have about an object or a name that Now we are talking about a person who knows, for example, I have I'm talking about my laptop, I know. What am I talking about? You know what I'm talking about, then. For these names that are familiar to us, we Article Basht We will make your team Article Basht Your team is here for masculine or masculine nouns. For Femin these are the days and for Note the moles. Now I'll tell you how we can find out. What gender should every noun have? Let's assume that for now I want to talk about articles. I want to talk, but I told you we have an article. We also have the unknown or that Thames river sometimes. It is used, but I don't know what it is about. We are talking about something specific, not a party. For example, I want to say a hat and a laptop. Whether you see a woman or a man, it doesn't matter. It's not clear who that gentleman is, or even if we are. We don't know the person we're talking about. We do, so that person is unknown to us, so We should use the article "the". Let's do it for these names or for these people. Which are unknown or uncertain to us. Our articles are completely different then. This is for masculines and that is for feminines. Ain and for Noshal we also have the article Ain We would like to note that in this article Masculine and neutral are exactly the same. Another thing is that this article is vague. When it comes before a noun, It has one meaning, for example, I say "Ain Fara" which means A woman or says, "I say this kind of thing," which means a Baby, I'm telling you, we're a man and that man Now that child is unknown to me. Is she unknown or is that woman unknown to me? It's all about articles in German, but... You may be wondering what we are... Where are we supposed to find out what the gender of all these names is? It means you can see any object. Whether it's a spoon, a fork, a blanket, whatever. Okay, it has an article, it has a gender, for example. The spoon is in the article "Le Fell" in fact. The gender is masculine, the gender is feminine, the fork is feminine, the gable is feminine. The gable and the knife are the article of the Khansa. You see Das Mesa, well, these are in a group. They are, meaning they are considered a spoon, but why? Their articles and genders are so different. There are a series of rules and regulations for this. There is something you can recognize. What is the gender of any object or any noun that is I will explain it to you in full, but before that... Let's start getting to know the genders. The thing is, he remembered. Be careful, these are the rules I have to tell you. I'm saying it's not 100% accurate and there may be an error in the 1D. Has or actually has an exception The error is not actually an exception, so Don't always rely on these rules. It's just for most of the time, and I'm saying it's possible. There may be exceptions, let's look at them. Nouns that are masculine and actually articles They are all men like Father, like uncle, like uncle or any person who died are actually considered masculine and the article is in Darren, for example, wants to be a male firefighter. A male doctor, a male teacher, all of these. They have masculine gender and we have articles for them. We use it and all the jobs it does. A male person, for example, a male doctor. A male engineer, a male firefighter, a male gardener. All of these jobs may also be masculine and We use the article "the" for them. The point is that if a job It's about a woman, we'll put the article in We don't use it for that, but rather the article D. We work and end up with the job we want. We also add the letters A and N. All Geographical directions, which are now of course four. Not more than the main ones, now the secondary ones too. Yes, but all geographical directions are masculine. They are and the article is and the word is Hills. Wagen means geographical directions, de Norden. It means north of Darzden, it means south of Dastan, it means East in the West means West All days of the week Masculine names They are in the meta, in the device, in the mito, in the donuts. Fita in Zemsta in Zantac all days Next week, their gender will be masculine and article. There is also a point that exists in the word And laughter means weekend, which means Saturday and Sunday is considered one of the days of the week. But well, there is an exception and the article is a The name Khansa There are all the names of the Gregorian months. They are considered like January, February, March, and December. All of these months are considered masculine names. And the article in All seasons of the year take masculine names. They are and the article is used like in Fuling. It means spring in time, it means summer. Herbst means autumn, de vinta means Winter, after all the seasons of the year, is masculine and Must have article in Take all alcoholic beverages. Masculine and article clash, but here There is one exception regarding the word "come". It means beer, not beer, masculine. The noun is a singular noun and an exception is the article. Sickle It is usually words related to water and They are also masculine nouns, for example: Dagen means rain in Shani means snow. These are about the weather and the names They are considered masculine, of course I would say in the 100. Sometimes it doesn't happen that all the names that Weather-related words are masculine. But in most cases This is how the names of the mountains are actually names. It is masculine, for example, "D'Oreste" means mountain. Everest, as well as names ending in the letters "Agh" They are masculine nouns, such as "de kafa" (to the head). You see the meaning of suitcase, which ends in "a" and It is a masculine noun and words that Masculine nouns ending in the letters ismos There are, for example, de feminism, now that party. Feminism is in Actually, words that end in the letters "A" Masculine nouns like de elefant meaning elephant And the words that are written with his letters are also words. Masculine de Mot means Engine of words that also end with the letters Ling Masculine words, such as de folling, mean Spring, of course, is the word, and if it The link wouldn't end because of this part. The seasons of the year were a masculine noun and Also words that end in the letters a Again, words are considered masculine, such as "d" Ghazn means grass, as well as words that mean Masculine words ending in the letters g They are like Dhanish, meaning Okay, but let's move on to the names that are feminine. All people who are feminine, such as mother, aunt Girl or anyone who is female now, we We should use the article "de" for it and a The name is feminine, but there is an exception that exists. It's about the word "madan" (civilized). What does it mean? A little girl and everyone knows that she is a little girl. Its gender is feminine, but in German the word M is a noun and the article is dos. So this is an exception, Das M Chen, otherwise we We have the word di mota, which means mother and Now we have the tables, we have the pasta dishes. Takhta means his daughter, Pashta means sister. These are all names that are used because The people are feminine. These names are all feminine. Words related to the job he has. The woman does it, are the words still feminine? In fact, these are women, for example, Ms. Doctor. Teacher, engineer, these are all professions. There is a person who is doing it. There is a lady, so the word we want is a This is a feminine noun, for example, Di Ersine, meaning Ms. Doctor, the names of the engines are also feminine nouns. For example, D-Suzuki D-Holi Davidson and the names of the ships are the same. It's feminine, for example, the Titanic, now that same ship. Titanic There are names of flowers, plants, and trees. It is considered feminine, for example, "di telpe" means Tulip, and since it is the name of a flower and The plant is the result of a feminine noun. There are names of airlines as well. It is feminine, for example, Boeing, as well as names ending in the letter "A" In 90 cases, nouns are feminine, for example: The word di lampe means a single-pointed lamp. That exists, as I said in 900. Sometimes, I mean, it's not like that in 100 cases. If a word ends in "a", we'd say "well, this is it." The exceptions we have in this regard are: The word de Junge means son of Junge. It ends in a and we expect this word to be This may be a feminine word, but since The word "young" means boy, a noun. Masculine and the next exception to the word de t is The meaning of tea is also the letter "a" at the end, and we We expect a noun to be feminine, but a Masculine nouns are all words that start with the letters Hayt and Kite are feminine nouns ending in -ah, like You see your differences as freedom, which Your letters are crossed out, as are the words you I also said that the line "Kate" is feminine or feminine, like De Malsh means possibility, possibility. Something also if our name ends in the letters shaft It could also be a feminine noun. This is what De Fon Shaft means. Friendship and words that start with the letters A and end with A. There are also feminine words, for example, "di" if you Ottawa means agency, and one thing that There is a saying that when a word is He ends up in a dead end, sometimes it's not like that. Who wants to be feminine might be an exception. Okay, for example, the word "blue" is written in his letters. It's been a while, but there's a name for it, your blue sickle. The meaning of graduation is Das. In words that also end with the letters Ika In fact, the words are feminine, for example, "de-music". In the sense Music as well as words that start with the letters Ag and Ad These are feminine words that end in "d-gaj" (like "d-gaj"). In the meaning of the garage of Di Marla in the meaning Jam and words that end in the letters A and A They say that feminine words are de-conic. Koniksion means connection and is a feminine noun. But let's get to the names. Neutral if we use colors as a noun. Let's use colors as neutral nouns. And there is also one point that exists: That the infinitive form and verbs we sometimes use We can use it as a noun, for example: We have a verb "essen" meaning to eat and a We have the name Essen, which means food. If we We can turn the infinitive form of the verb into a noun. Let's use that name, it's a neuter noun. Here is an example of DOS Essen for you. I brought all the numbers except one. The second is actually neuter nouns, for example, 1/4 of a Third, 1st, 5th, 6th, and so on, all nouns. They are funny, but I told you the word last week or One second is an exception and the article is D and It is a feminine noun and usually nouns that are Words ending in "he" are also neuter nouns, for example: Das Auto means car. You see, the word He is the end of the word, so this name is a The name is Khansa, but there is an exception that exists. There is the word "ogo" which means "euro" and It ended with his words, but not a single word was said. It is also a masculine word and Words that end in the letters "mnt" are also words. They are simple, for example, Das Instrument means A tool or instrument of words that are not in letters. They end like a dove, these names are not names. Neutral or neutral are also words that start with uppercase and lowercase letters. Words that end in "um" are also neuter, for example, "das". Daum means history, Das means Museum And the words that are written in letters are also words. They are neuter, like the word "mchen" which means little girl. One thing that exists is that the letters are It is added to the end of any noun, meaning That little thing, for example, The meaning of the little girl is "Bachchan" which means "little bread". This is because of the gender of nouns, but sometimes We need to add names, how? We need to do this in the plural form. The names say, "My Plough" is in the Nal Pugh. Noman, I told you, I told you that Plough It means plural and to make nouns plural you use In German, we have 5 ways, and that's it. It's not Persian, so I'll add one more. Let's add it to the end of our name and that name. Or is it not like English where a noun is The ending of the noun is added and the plural is closed. We have 5 ways to help you completely I will teach him, but there is one very important point that There is that we need to know that Plural articles always always always always There is a d-article for plural nouns. It is actually similar. Here is the article on feminine nouns. Let's see how it goes. Nouns should be plural in German. Let's close. First, some of the names that are now Most masculine nouns end in -s. A is added or maybe one of its letters. If the operations are done and the letter "a" is added, for example For example, the word "hund" in the dictionary means "dog". Dog and when it is plural, it means more than If we have a dog, it can be a D-Hound. Die Hound means dogs. You see, the article It happened because a name is a slang word. The same letter "a" is added to the end of the word. Okay, but a question that may arise for you. So why didn't his words go unnoticed? We said that sometimes vowels may be First of all, when are we going to talk now? The first vowel is "dar". This is only for you. Over time, you can realize when You have learned the plural form of nouns gradually. Time will tell what words mean when They are plural, their vowels are also consonants. It is possible and there are no specific rules for it. You just have to use the plural form of the noun. Preserve Do the next word in the word Zak means cool. The back of a masculine noun is when Does it want to be a pile of piles or a pile of piles? It becomes an article. And the word "alat" becomes an "ah" at the end. Our name will be added, it will be Di Ghok Zeke, which means Backpack And there is one exception: For the word "D-Shot" meaning city, which is a noun This is what we do when we want to eat rice. Let's add it up and add it to the end. We do it and we also make an omelet with the letter "a". You see, it's not like if I wanted to. I would say that for male names, 10% of the time, I I'll add an "a" and now one of the letters is "m". It may work only 990% of the time. It may be a masculine name and some Sometimes we may also have a masculine name. Let's have it, gathered in other ways. Okay, so here are the methods I have for you. I say it's not 100% true, it's only true in 90% of cases. Of course, I try to do it for everyone. Let me make an exception for you to understand and But the second way to add is to add to the end. Should the letters "A" be added to our name or should one of the letters be added? The vowel of the verb becomes "a" and "a" is also the ending of the noun. It can be added in 90 cases using this method of adding. It's related to the names of Khansa, pay attention, I'm saying. In 90 cases, not in all cases, for example. For example, we use the word "daskin" which means child. When this word becomes plural, for example: We want to say, guys, our article is coming soon. The letters "a" are added to the end of the word. And maybe D-Kinda means kids, our next example. The word Das Buch means Buch's book. The meaning of the book and a noun is Khansa when Jam It closes, meaning we want to say books. The article is a joke, his words are funny and funny. It is added to the end of our name, so this word Can you say "di busha"? Books, but we have one exception here. The word "Taraman" means "man" and "one". Masculine words and when they are pluralized Now the article is written as "di" but is spelled "a". And the letters "aq" are added to the end of the name. Di mena means men. You see, this word It was masculine and it was pluralized in this way. I told you in 90 cases this is how I do it. Add the end of the name and now one of the letters The vowels of the verbs are mostly used in neuter nouns, but I didn't say 100, I said maybe for feminine nouns or This also happens for masculine nouns. But mostly for names. Khansa is another way of adding this. That we end our names with the letters A, Let's add that most of the time for names Note that this method can be used for females. I repeat, in most cases I don't say in. 100 I brought you an example here, the word "times". Di Lampe Di Lampe means lamp and a The word is feminine when it becomes plural. The article is there because... Actually, our name was feminine when it was The plural is closed, the article is D, and so on. As I said, articles are feminine nouns and plural nouns. It is the same when this word is pluralized. The word "an" is added at the end. Why is "an" added? It couldn't be because the word lamp itself is an a. As a result, I won't be coming again. I'll just add that, so that's it. The lamp means Lamps The next example of the word di fu means Mrs. And you see that a masculine word when We're closing the meeting, ladies. We should say "fon de fon" with the letters "a" in it. Added to the end of our name But one exception is the word das Hert, which means The heart of this word is a khansa word, but when Who wants to close the group, like this: It is closed with the letters "a" added to the end. It's possible that everyone means hearts. The article is ours, and it is for a certain situation. There is a possibility that this word is going to be pluralized, so You see, this is the situation that he or she is in. Add the ending of the name only for feminine nouns. It can also be used for neuter nouns. Okay, the next method is to add it to the end of our name. Let's add the letter S. This method is more for It is used when the word "beard" is used. Be it in English or also for Names that end in the letters A, O, and O It's possible, but it's not like I can say if it's a name. If it ends in the letter A, O, O, you should definitely stop. It can be combined with "s" sometimes. That one is a plural form of the word jurisprudence. which ends in a but when added it becomes a It is added to it, but for English nouns. This is a case of blood money, meaning if an English name Okay, it definitely has to be pluralized with an "s". For example, the word "dast sad" means CD. It is a noun and a noun when it becomes plural. Can CDs mean CDs? The word CD means CD. It means CD, imported from English. The language has become Germanic, so when it wants to be plural, To close, add an S to the end. Yes, and the next word is hyssop, hyssop. The meaning of the sofa is a comfortable sofa, which is still used today. The English language has been introduced and is also spoken. It ends in a, when the plural is formed it becomes di. Faust means furniture and it was closed with an S. Another example is the word "dast baghu" which means "administration". Or the office is ruined by his words when It wants to be plural, it is pluralized with S. Could it be that the arch means offices or Offices Another method that is actually the last one is to do it. The way to make a plural is to say that the word "our" is nothing. It doesn't change, only the article changes. to the plural article or maybe just one of the letters The vowel umlaut is an example for you. For example, the word "de compote" means Is computer a masculine noun? When the plural is closed, our word is nothing. It doesn't change anything, just the article becomes The article "plugh" is either plural or plural and becomes "di". Computer means computers and we are from the article. Sometimes we realize that our name is singular or plural. And sometimes that feminine name might be this now. And if it's summed up like this, then it's meaningless. We must realize that our noun is plural. Or Another example of a word in the Apfel meaning singular Apple is a masculine noun when pluralized. Just the word "A" will work, and so will our article. The article becomes plural, meaning "die Apfel". Apples, but let's get to the topic of negativity. Sentences are another of the most important topics of the topic. Negating sentences is how you should do it. Let's make German sentences negative because... Let's make sentences negative in three ways. We have one thing: to use the negative article. One is that we shouldn't use the word "Nish". To use the word "nei" now I will explain each one separately. Well, first I want to talk about Cain. Cain. Actually, there is a negative indefinite article and now According to the gender of the nouns It's different, and there's one thing that's different. We learned that articles are divided into two parts. The specific and non-specific categories are now converted. Definite articles in de dos and de for pluugh Was and indefinite articles, as I said. For masculines, this is it, for feminines, this is it. Mirror and for neutral mirror is for our polugh We don't have an indefinite article because we don't have one. That the indefinite article means one and When something is plural, we use the word "one". We can't use it for example, I I can't say, one of the kids, or I can't say. An apple is a result of the indefinite article for There are no Bulgarian names, well, for now. Our topic is not definite or indefinite article. We is the negative article or how I am. I need to fix this negative article. I just need to add a letter to the beginning. I'll add the indefinite article then. The negative article means for masculines. The article will be negative for me. Cain is for Femin these are it. Caine becomes Caine and one on the note of dots. The point is that even though the names The word "plow" does not have an indefinite article, but an article. They have negatives and it's exactly like the feminine form, so It can also be used as an article for the passive voice. It can be negative, so let's give an example, for example: Ashb ein Buch means I am looking at a book. Here I used the article ain, meaning Definite article: If I were to say, I have no books. I'm not going to say it, I'm going to make the article negative. Ashb Cain Buch, I don't have a book, another example. This is a lamp. I see a lamp. Here is my mirror article because The word lamp is a feminine noun. If I were to say, I don't see the light bulb. Can I use the negative article? That is, a ka at the beginning of the indefinite article. I can add that the lamp is a lamp, meaning me. I don't see a light bulb. So that's it for the negative article. But another way to make sentences negative is That's why we use the word "not". The word "nisht" is usually used when we We say that we want to make the verb negative and The word "cain" which was now an article, actually We use the negative article "was" when We want to make the noun negative, that is, in In fact, if we have a noun in the sentence and If we want to make it negative, we can do it with the article kain. We give, and if we don't have a name and we want one To make the sentence negative, use the word "not". We'll do it. I'll give you an example. I sleep at 10:00. 12 When I want to make this sentence negative I'm going to check to see if I have a noun in the sentence. Do I have it or don't I see I don't have any name I don't have it, so I'm coming to make it negative. I use the word "not" and this word is not. I can put it immediately after the verb. I can tell you, it's not a joke, Eva, I mean. I don't sleep at 12 o'clock, so it's easy. I'll put the "[ __ ]" after the verb, of course. The word "nit" can be placed anywhere in a sentence, but At the moment, it is better to have a level A after the verb. His appointment But I told you another way. Making sentences negative is using the word "not". Which of course is a no and means never. It comes immediately after the verb and It can make a sentence negative, for example, I say. I'll swim if I come after. I can add the verb "nei" to the verb "nei" and we can become "ish". I never swam. I don't, and one thing that is not meant is Never and gives the sentence the meaning that never You don't do this, but the bite is a little intense. There are fewer, so keep this in mind: There are times when you should use a straw. There are times when you don't want to say anything. You don't have time to do this or you never do this. You don't use straws, and if you do, Normally you want to negate something. The word "nit" was not used. You do, but we'll get to the accusative. The accusative is actually the equivalent of the direct object in Persian language and some verbs and some Prepositions make our name appear in the sentence. Its role is accusative. One thing I would like to point out about There is an accusative that when we We want to translate it in 99 cases with words. The addition is translated and now it looks like this You can easily recognize this in Our sentence is in the accusative case. Here are some examples. I gave you an example here. Yen Fly Yen The word "Zegel" means "the child sees a bird". Daskin is our subject or our subject here, and Here our verb is the verb of the mind, which is for Third person singular and since a An accusative verb is a word that is followed by It has an accusative role, it is a fogel fogel. It means bird and here it is accusative or object. It's our direct line, another example of a deep, deep hole. Diff Hot Buch means the word lady has a book Def means now, ma'am. This word is our subject or object, and the verb Haben, which is an accusative verb, corresponds to the third The singular person is used after the verb. Haben is an accusative verb. We stand in We have the accusative case and the word ain. Well, here is our accusative, one point that The thing is that most verbs are verbs. They are accusative and as I said, if If you want to interpret the sentence in 900 or 99 Sometimes these accusatives are translated with But what is the difference between nomina and accusative? The difference is that in Masculine, there is a series Changes are happening to the article, for example, we We had two categories of articles for nomina tives. Definite articles and infinite articles Which is the definite article for the masculine? We were both Ain and Infinite, and for Feminine article definition of the article Our Infinite was a mirror for Note Khal too. The definite article or defini ma das and the article Our Infinite was Ain and for Plough we were We only had the definite article or definition that could be But for accusatives we have the definite article They are like indefinite articles, except Mode Masculine, whose definition is empty, Dan and Infinite Can this be a point that we have? We also learned about negative articles and I told you. Which is enough just before the infinitive article or Add a letter K to make it unclear. Our article becomes negative, so for accusatives Our article can be a source of hatred for the masculine. For feminines, it is Kaine, for natals, it is Kaine and For the [ __ ] too Okay, but I told you about a series of verbs that Now there are not a few accusative verbs. We are here, I have given you a few examples. The verb haben means to have, the verb leren means Learning the verb mind means seeing the verb Essen means to eat, the verb tin ken means Drinking the verb "lazen" means reading the verb "shaben". It means to write the verb "tafn" meaning to meet. The verb "to shroud" means to buy and the verb "to shroud" means to buy. Liben means to love, but just as I said accusative verbs are like these few verbs. It's impossible to summarize and there are too many of them. Here are just a few of the most important and I gave you examples of the most commonly used ones. Now we have a few questions here, please. What is this lady doing? Zain Dace Coffee He drinks a cup of coffee. What is he drinking? A cup of coffee. You see, it was translated with the preposition "so I" I understand that this is my accusative case. Is there a ziboki or subject of my existence and a logical verb? It was, which corresponds to the past participle and the present participle. Enough dice, which is actually my accusative. One more question. This guy is doing something wrong and in response... We can say Beef risotto What does the archbishop write a letter about? You see a letter written with the letter I translated the addition here actually. The verb "zobik" or "mane" is a verb that is not a participle. The meaning of writing, which corresponds to the subject tense, and Here we have the ain beef, which is our accusative. You can see that the article has also changed. Because the word beef is a masculine word. It is as a result of our article. This is the next question for treatment. What is this man's treatment? He said in response. Yes, yes, yes, he is eating the carrots. And here is our subject, our verb. It is used for the third person. I said that the verb "essen" is an accusative verb, therefore "D-magn" is now a plural or plural word. The accusative is ours in the accusatives for The state of our article was not changing and here Nothing has changed and it remains the same. But let's get to the topic of our web modal in the language. German has 6 verb modals that make sentences. They make it easy for us to get our medals. They include Konen, meaning Being able to say that means loving Valen. Meaning Wanting Zolan means you have to stand. Do one thing, no obligation. No, but it's better to bury it. The meaning of permission and the meaning of being allowed You have to do something as if it were a It has an imperative in it. These 6 verbs are actually modals. There are verbs, and now I'll tell you what they mean. What positions should each of them be in? How to use them and how to make sentences with them I want to start with the web medal. I'll do it, Konan, when it wants to be spent, like All verbs that are conjugated with sand come first. We write the personal pronouns of the subjects as one. One thing about these medallions is that You have to keep track of how they are spent. Do it because it is for the first person and the third person. The individual is exactly the same and from that rule. They do not follow the third person singular. Add a "t" to the end, but for the rest The states follow the rule. It's possible, I mean, I can be two people. You can, he can, and we can. You can do it, they can do it, or you can do it. Respectfully, you can use this verb conjugation. "Kun" means actually being able to. But how should we deal with the verbs and the sentences? Let's make a sentence. Our sentence structure is like this: In the first place, we put the subject in We will place our second place medal and We conjugate it according to the subject. I already I told you that you're always in second place. It should be a verb, but now that we We have a medallion, that medallion is the priority. It is and will be in second place later. We add whatever we want to the sentence. And in the last position, our main verb is as follows: Contagious or The infinitive is an example that Here is the shop, the shop, the shop, the shop. So you can speak German, then? You see that the Webb Medal is in second place, and The main verb is in the infinitive form at the end of the sentence. These are the rules for sentence formation of modal verbs. I'm telling you, for all the medals and trophies. It is true, and the only difference is the medallions in the What they mean and where we are now We can use them, but if we Let's make Yanin Faqe with this medal. The Orbs are enough, let's get the Orb medal first. Sentence Which is also conjugated according to the subject, then the rest. We put the sentence and at the end the verb. Our origin is contagious, for example here. I brought it. Conception Conception means can you speak German? And finally, you should put a question mark. It should definitely be put in, but we have a type. We also had other questions, according to Aghe. To get the medals and trophies. We should announce that it should be in the first position of the word. Let's put the question we want in now. The second place medal is the same. The verbal modal that is conjugated according to the subject after We put the rest of our camels in place. The ending of our main verb is still in the form of m. Or is the infinitive a question mark? So the rule is this: If our sentence is Whether it's a news story or a news article, you're welcome. It is in second place and the main verb is in last place and If our sentence is "Yanin Jukah" then it is a medal. In the first position and our main verb is as The infinitive is at the end of the sentence, but this is the end of the sentence. When is the meaning of being able used? We use it in three situations: one What we want to express is that the ability We have something to do, for example, I say two. Kast Gottschiman, you can swim well and He's talking about a person's ability. About the ability to swim or can I say Ashkan Kalavi, I can play the piano. Listen, you'll see that in two sentences there is a medal. The verb is in the second position and our main verb is in the form The second use is at the end of the sentence. The Verb Konen Medal for expressing the possibility of a It's something like, we want to say something is possible. There is an example here. Seto means you can drive this car. To have means that it is possible that You have this car and the next example Dorset Kamren means that it is impossible for a person to I learned something here. Take it, but the third use of the verb to do is actually The Verb-Conen medal means permission. For example, let's go to Garten Pilen, can we? Should we play in the garden or are we allowed to? Playing in the garden Let's do another example: two people are in the same boat. Can you eat these apples or not? Do you have these oysters? Eat it, but let's go to the second medal. The Magen Verb Medal means to love when It wants to be used as a personal pronoun. Let's write and start spending. Ish Mack means I like your two Macks. Do you like Erzy Smack? He likes it. We love vegans, you love vegans. ZAG means they love you or you Respectfully, would you like to make a point about There is a verb to be, we have a verb to be. That Kanti is a verb except Mugen and you are very You may hear the verb mission more often and because Keep in mind that these two verbs are the same. The mission form is the county's, and the next point is that All the medals of the orbs are spent when they want. Be the first person and third person singular of them. It is spent, and the rest is spent personally, according to the law. They do, but when we want to make sentences Let's do it with the Verb Mugen medal, just like all the others. Verbs in news sentences Verbs in news sentences Or any medal you get in second place. It takes and adds the ending to our main verb. Here is an example sentence: It's Mac Pizza. It means I like to eat pizza. Medal. You are in second place, and we are in last place. We have the main verb in the infinitive form and if Let's create a medal amidst this chaos. The verb is in the first position, which corresponds to the subject of the verb. and then we have the subject or whatever part We want to add to the sentence in place of Finally, our main verb is in a contagious form. There are mice in the pizza. Do you like them? That pizza Eat and drink whenever we want and even make a fool of ourselves. In the first position, we put the question word "[ __ ]" or "we" It is in second place in the Web Medal, which corresponds to The subject is conjugated and then whatever we want in the sentence. Let's add our main verb in the last position. It is in the form of an infinitive or an infinitive. The question mark is also unforgettable, and Where do we like to travel? Let's do it, but you can't do it in our situation. We can use it whenever we want. Express our interest in something and usually We can delete our main verb. We can. Let's say Max Bosch is a liar, meaning do you like it? When you read the book, you will see that here we are Our original is "lezen", which is actually an infinitive. It's also there, but for example, if I wanted to I could tell you if you like books. I'll say Max in Busha, the main verb is needed. I didn't have the verb "mug" itself as a verb. I used to use Vinegar for our pizza. We like pizza. See this example exactly. As I said, in second place we have Mugen. We have, but now in the last position we have the main verb. We don't have the infinitive form because That the web-mug-en-medal itself is a verb We used the original and it means to love. There are times when we want to talk about We can talk about our dreams and desires. Let's use the Verb Mugen medal, which of course It is better to use the form of the surname, which is Mashin. Let's say, for example, Dasht-e Pizza, you like it. Eat pizza, Mugen and Motion, there's no difference. They don't have each other, which means they both have to be spent. Well, they both come in second place and The main verb is taken in the form of a master ending. The only difference between them is that the motion is one. It has a wishful mood and sometimes a Politely to request, but I can't. The meaning of love is ordinary now. It's not that much of a wish, just another example. Wesken means would you like a glass? Drink water. This is a respectful form. A wish is a point that exists, we have a constraint. We have the word "gan" and it has the same meaning as "muggen", which means When we use the adverb after the verb We take means we love. Let's do that, Mugen. It generally means that we like a Let's do something, like Max Bosch, shall we? You like to read books, I do. I could have said this sentence with the adverb "Gran". Your list in Gran Bosha means do you like it? Read the books, they are meaningful in this sense. There is no difference between the sentences, but in terms of They have a different structure, usually after The verb is placed and we only need a verb. in the sentence, but if we use the verb Let's use Mugen since it's a medal. The verb is our main verb in the infinitive form. It's going to the end. The sentence But we come to the verb medallion, and the verb "to" It means wanting and spending it when we want. We can do it and that means I want to be your wife. You want currency, he wants it. We want a violin, do you want a volt? What do they want, or do you, my dear? You want to make sentences exactly like all the medals. And post in news sentences in our second place. We have a Vermont medal and we are in last place. Our main verb is in the infinitive form, for example, "Asheville Nakh" Blaine is missing me, I want to drive to Blaine. Or should I drive? We'll put a stop to that. Because our sentence is a news sentence when We want to, or even if we do it right, like All the medals of the Orbs, his Orb medal comes first. After the sentence we have the subject, we have the rest of the sentence and In last place too Our main verb is in transitive form, question mark. I don't forget Wills de Nach Blain Fagen. Do you want to drive to Berlin? Or do you want to go to Berlin? Go when we want, if we can make it happen. Our first place should be the question word in The second position of the modal verb, which corresponds to the subject of the verb, is And in the last place, we are the main verb. It is in the master or infinitive form and We put a question mark, but this medal The verb "welen" is used in two situations. When we want to express our wishes For example, Peeta Will wants a pilot fed by Peter. He is talking about dreams of becoming a pilot. It makes you wonder what will happen in the future. Has it fallen or does it want to fall in the future? Do they want to get married or do they wish? They are going to marry each other and some Sometimes when we want to talk about a plan or We plan to talk about the Verb Wellen medal. We use it, for example, we say Oh my, I want to run this every day. Is there a program or plan behind the medallion? We used wool, the next example is wool. We're going to next week, Volin Feigen. Let's fly to Berlin. One thing that There are these sentences that you see. They all placed second in the Verb Velen medal. It has and in the last position our main verb is This sentence-making rule is in the form of a master. For modal verbs Yes, but we come to the fourth medal of the year. That means we can spend our time when we want. We write a personal statement and start... Spend Ashley means I have to do something. I'm sorry, you better do this. He better do this, of course. What I'm saying now depends on the verb. What is our main goal? We'd better do it. Your Excellency, it is better that you do it. Is it better for them to do it or you? It's better to do it respectfully, Zolan. It means you better do something. Let's say there's no compulsion in it, when he wants to. Let's make sentences with it in news sentences. The first position is the subject in the second position. Vermont Medal and then all the parts of the sentence that We want to put the verb in the last position. Our original is placed in a contagious manner and the point Let's say, for example, Kinda Zollen a Garten. She Palin means children should play in the garden. Okay, there's no obligation, but it's better that way. Incident If we make a decision when we want to, The Vermont Medal is in first place, the subject is in first place. Secondly, we have the rest of the sentence components and in The last position is our main verb in the subjunctive form. There is also a question mark that cannot be forgotten, Zells. By the way, it's better if you stay home now. For example, someone is sick and stays home and we We ask him, he says it's better if you stay home. Stay or stand at home. Stay when we want, if we make it in First place is the question word, second place is the medal. The verb follows the rest of the sentence and is in the last position. We also put our main verb in the subjunctive. For example, it would be better for my doll. What? I will, but we have to put Zolan in three situations. We can use it whenever we want. Let's give someone an order, for example, is this your champagne? You better sleep now, no obligation at work. No, but you better go to sleep now. You better go do your homework. Either that or you better do your homework. The second situation is that we want to tell someone Let's give a recommendation or a suggestion, for example, you You go and ask someone, "What are you doing?" When is the best time for us to come or when is the best time? Come, when should I come or another example? What better thing could I do for their happiness than to What should I do or what should I do? And now we come to the third position, the third position. It relates to the times when we want to talk about Let's talk about something, like Das Buch Zells. Gottszan means this book should be very good. Okay, we're talking about his singing. It's as if someone had already told us. This book is good and now I'm going with my friend. I would buy this book and say it's a good book. It must be because I sing it. I heard that, so in these situations we use the medallion. We use Zolen, another example. This food must be delicious because of the earthquake. I've heard his song before, so we have it. Talk about something famous. We're doing this from the medal of the orb, but we're getting there. To the medallion of the orb inside, the medallion of the orb buried means It is allowed and we can spend it whenever we want. Let's write the personal pronouns and start. We are going to spend it, I mean, I'm allowed to. I have a D. You are allowed to exchange currency. Is it allowed or are we allowed to bury it? You are allowed to leave, but they are allowed to leave. Do you have permission, my respectful permission? You have a compromise sentence, just like all medals. There are verbs in news sentences. The verb is in the middle. Second place is also in last place. We have our original in the infinitive form, an example. Here is the burial ground, meaning you are allowed. Do you have cigarettes here? Kill and when we want, that's what we call it. Let's make it, we have the Orb medal in first place. Then the rest of the sentence members and in the last position too Our main verb is in the transitive form, for example: Doug, may I ask something? Def Medal The verb "dafan" is the verb that corresponds to the first person singular. It is in the first place and our verb is "faq gan". Which is the infinitive at the end of the sentence and the sign The question we asked later, but we'll get to that. It was like this in the stands. First, the question word in the second place of the Verbi medal. Which is in accordance with the subject tense, then the rest of the members The sentence and finally our main verb in the form Contagious and question marks, we also give an example that It is here. Wow! Nation Wow Dan means why aren't we allowed to smoke? We are allowed to use double-fan in three situations. Which we use when we want to talk about Let's talk about doing something, for example, a demon. Am I allowed to do something? I say, "Or Zorn Beijing, you are allowed here." Park the second position about when We want to talk about banning something. For example, "Yaf, it's not mine, you're not allowed here." Swimming or swimming is prohibited, so when Do you want to talk about banning something? You use the round fan medallion. Example This means we are not allowed to smoke here. To kill or to smoke It is forbidden and the third position is also when we have medals. We use the verb "dwarf" without a verb. The main verb, for example, "I allow" means "I allow". I'm about to head home. There's one thing that's missing. It's like when we want a medal Use the verb without the main verb. Let's take it, there are times when the main verb can be inflected. For example, here our main verb is gan and we We removed it because it's obvious. Now our main verb here is going to be gan, so If our main verb is reducible, we can Let's delete it, for example, Dep Nish Su Party, is it him? He's not allowed to go to a party here either. We were there when it was deleted here, then we We come to the last medal of Vermont, the medal. The medal that the Warb Mosen gave me is that You have to do something and it's legal. It's like there's a compulsion in him when he wants to. It can be spent on this mouse, which means I have to do this. I'll do the work, your friend, you have to do it. His evil intentions must be done. Give us what we need to do. [Music] Let's say you have to do it. This means they have to do it or you. It should be done respectfully. This sentence structure is like all modal verbs. There is a word in the news sentences, "Medall" or "Vorb" in it. It is in the second position and is conjugated according to the subject and In the last position, we have the main verb in the form We have a contagious example, which is here, Ish Mouse. Yates Gan means I have to now. Let's go and make Yanin Fog when we want. That is, question sentences that have yes and no answers. Yes, we are coming, we will bring you a medal, first sentence of the next one. We have the subject and the rest of the sentence components, and in The last position is also the main verb in transitive form. It takes and we put a question mark. The example here is the hair cut, the hair is curly. Math Learner means do I have to learn grammar? I'll take it and when I want, I'll make it. In the first position is our question word "in". The second position of the modal verb, which corresponds to the subject of the verb, is Then the rest of the sentence parts and finally the verb. Our original is in master form, for example. Learn grammar, why should we learn grammar? Let's take the question mark in interrogative sentences. We will never forget the hair on our head. We can use it when We want to talk about the necessity of something. For example, Domus from Fort Efas means you must. Eat something right now, as if you're on the weak side. And someone is telling him he needs to do something. Eat now. You need to eat something. The next example is that his hair is cut. Is it necessary for me to Should I learn grammar or should I learn grammar? I take it and sometimes it is to express the law that We use the Verb Mosen medal, for example. You should hear it, you should hear it. Fasten your seatbelt and there is definitely a must-see in the area. You have to do it this time. Is it legal? Domus, you should wear a helmet, you see. One rule, one bye at work. And the third situation is when you want to talk about It's someone's job to talk, for example, a friend. C. You have to clean your room. This is your duty. You are therefore also our choice for this situation. We used the modal verb "musen". Or we should be punctual, this is our duty. To be punctual and sometimes to wear this same medal Mosen can be used without a main verb. In cases where our main verb can be omitted For example, Ash Mus Na Haze, I have to go home. Our verb was gn and its deletion We did, but now we come to the topic of the [ __ ] Article. The definite article actually means possessive pronouns. There are now some for Nomina TV. We have it for accusative and now Later, when you learn the dative, for the dative We also have some. For now, we're just going to talk about Let's talk about the article Nomina TV, that is. Possessive pronouns if their role is subject. Now, these possessive pronouns have a series of rules. They definitely have it for themselves after possessive pronouns. We definitely have to give it a name, that is. You can't or can't put an adjective. Verb: must, Let's put it this way, for different genders and for In fact, people This is different, this [ __ ] article is different, for example. For the first person singular, it is when we We actually want to use the passive article. If the noun that comes after the passive article Let's say it's masculine, our passive article. What is mine, for example? For example, mine fata means My father, and if that word that comes after Should our passive article be neuter or accusative? Okay, the positive article belongs to me again. For example, minekind is my child, and if The noun that comes after the positive article. Remember, it's feminine. We should actually be passive. Let's use the article mine, for example, mine. Muta means my mother, actually an "a" is added to it. And for the rice balls, we must also have a We can add at the end, for example, mine kinda. I mean, my children, there is one thing that exists. This rule is fixed in the pornographic articles. You can't be like everyone else for masks and natal. For Femin and Plough, it's the same for everyone and only one. It can be added to it, so this is it for my situation or In fact, first person singular for second person singular. We have Dyne for Masculine and Vashisht. For example, Dine Fata means your father Dine Keen. That means your child and for Femin and Plough it is the same. It can be added to it, for example, "Diana". Dine mutta means your mother is Dine Kinda. Your children and for the third person singular, well, a little bit. The situation is different because it is in the third person. The singular gender can be masculine itself. It can be feminine or it can be feminine. For example, if our third person is a person who Its gender is masculine, but we should be careful. Let's use the passive article "zain" for that. In masculine and note Khan mode, it becomes Zayn. Now you may be wondering: How is it that our third person is masculine? We want [ __ ] even in the masculine mode. Let's put it in an article. The answer is a bit complicated. This is where you want a word later. Get the article from [ __ ] if that word Be masculine and if that's the person you want Attributing this to him is also masculine. The passive article is "we", for example, "I want". I would say his father is a male. For example, I should say that the boy's father is Zain Fata. He's also a masculine guy, the guy I want. Let me point out that the ownership is supposed to be for Is that right or can I say Zayn Kind Kind One? The name is Khansa and we need to know the particle. Let's use Zayn Kane, which means that That guy's kid and also the guy from our article actually. It must be Zain because it is in the third person. We are Masculine and that name is after [ __ ]. The future is empty and for women. And also Ploogh, which has an a added to it, for example I'm saying, "Who is Zayn Faqe, that man's wife, or Zayn?" Those guys are kids, so here's a tip. One important thing is that it matters what gender that person is. What is it that we are attributing this to? It is important that the word that comes after this passive is What is the gender of the article? Well, if The person we want to attribute these to. Let's give it to the lady, our positive article is over. Isn't it Zayn? That would be a positive article, right? For example Aya Man Ya Aya Fata Aya Man means Is that woman's husband? Is that Fata, meaning his father? Madam, and if that name is going to be after the door... Actually, this passive article should be "Khansa". Okay, so our passive article is "is it?" Is that kind of woman's child? One thing that It's just that I'm just using people as examples. I'm calling, can't you name anyone other than my people? Let me tell you why it happens after the positive article. For example, can I tell if Buch is that lady's book? I'm just giving examples of people that you Understand genders better and if you are going to The noun that comes after our passive article is Take this fame and be a good friend, we will take care of it. For example, we have "Iqmuta" which means "his mother". The lady is kind of mean. The children of that woman and for the third person who It may be a joke, many times a little while ago. It seems like we want to use it because That a person who wants to be neutral is one It means a little girl. It's a baby. Which also means a baby now. I'm saying it's used very little compared to the The article "Vosi Vali Poso" is exactly like the third person. It is masculine singular, meaning Zain for masculine and We have a new year for both Femin and Plough. We have a ladder, this is for personal pronouns. Singular we, but plural personal pronouns, for example I mean, our father or our child at that time. They should use the [ __ ] article Owens. Can you make ounces of fat? Kind and if the noun that comes after the passive The article is either feminine or masculine. That Zaqe, for example, that Zaqe Muta means our mother. That [ __ ] kinda means our kids and for the second time The person who is the plural of our article is Ovia. Masculine and feminine, I'd say. Oya Fata means your father or Oya Kind. Your child and when he wants to be feminine and playful An interesting thing that happens is that we We don't just add an "a" to the end of "oya". Then it should be, "Oh, we're coming." We cross out and add an a, that's it. Hey, you see, this is before the ag is deleted. Ai Muta means your mother. Ai Kinda means Children You and for the third person plural, exactly like the third. The singular person is feminine, meaning is it possible for Masculine and Natal do we have for Feminine and We also have a question, for example, is it possible? Fata means their father, or Kind is their son. Iq muta their mother Iq kinda children They and for you, esteemed ones, exactly like It is the third person plural, with the difference that it is "e" with "e". It is written in capital letters, meaning it is for masculine nouns. We have it again, but it's with the big one and We also have a word for "femin" and "bagal", which means "he". With that being said, let's give a few examples. Our Indian hand means this is a mobile phone. I, well, here, actually, this passive article, which It's not used, how did I know? Because you can't do it, it's a verb. The verb is nemiti viy and here is the Hindi word for mana. The phone is a noun, so the passive article is man. It should be, we, Indians, this phone. My mobile The next example is La Zina Takhta, which means Angela. That girl is dead, that girl is dead when We want to say that we are referring to a Sir, then our passive article is zayn and from Where we want to talk about a girl. Let's add an a to the end of our passive article. It can be added that Angela S. Zain Takhta means His daughter Angela is that man's daughter, and for example Next, Owens Channel is the name of the Our channel is Samid Dosh, here we are, the word We have the word channel, which is a masculine word, and Owens is also the passive article for the first person plural. It is because Channel One is called Masculine. Is there any Indoni added to the ounces? The next example in the dictionary is not an autos dein. These are not your cars. Here, Otus, is actually our passive article. There is a passive article that is followed by a word. It is located in Otoz. Otoz is actually a The noun is plural or plural, so we must Let's use the definite article but We come to the regional P Noumenon personal Pq Noumenon We talked about his nemesis in the first meeting. We actually learned that personal pronouns are nouns. They are our people, and well, I told you, we are for We have a Nomina TV mode for the mode. We have accusative and also for the dative case. We have to admit that you don't even know the dative yet. We didn't get it, we don't know about the personnel. We learned them and now I want to. Let me teach you the accusatives. The point is to try. Be sure to learn grammar rules by their German names. Imagine if someone talked about this. You quickly understood what he was talking about. Or if you want, solve an exercise. You wanted to search the internet to find out. How should you search? What name should you write? Personal pronouns actually mean personal pronouns. There are now personal pronouns that we can use. Let's use the title of a noun in a sentence, for example: I used the word once in a sentence. I did, and next time I don't want to use that word. I will use it instead of a personal pronoun. I use this to level our speech. Higher There is now a personal pronoun in the accusative. What are they actually, as I said, instead of The accusative should be used with personal pronouns. We learned that Noumena TV could be Ish means I, Do means you, Er means he, Masculine. Zee means she is feminine, she is male, or Vya means Do we mean you, you who are either two curses or Of two people Most means they and Z with a capital S. It can be written in the meaning of you when we want. To address someone respectfully, but Personal Noun Accusative Ma for the First Person The singular is "mish" which means "me", "me", "why are you talking here?" I brought the extra, why did I say it was me? This is the reason. Which I already told you in the previous slides. Accusatives are usually preceded by a preposition. They are being translated, so I came here, this personal thing. I translated the nouns with , which is easier. It means "it fits you" for the second person. We have the singular "dish" meaning "you" for the third person. We have the masculine singular, this means him and for him. You see, we also have the third person singular feminine. It didn't change at all, just this third person singular. It is masculine and changes in the third person and We also have a neutral or S for him. S is for the first person plural we have oz for Second person plural "Evish" is for the third person plural and "you" is for you. Respectfully, we have Z, which is capitalized. It is written that you must memorize these. Do it and try to make sentences for yourself. Make sure you use these things. Okay, learn them well. Now I have a few. I'll give you an example and put these in it. I will use the first example of life and death. Mish ya ish ze dish means are you me? You see, yes, I see you, here you go. Dish is actually our accusative pronoun. The point is that the verb mind is a verb. Accusative So I understand that you should use the accusative case. I have the personal pronoun "I" here. I used the accusative case, "Mish" and "Dish Zeiss". Mish or Ish Ze Dish and the next example is Max Tu. Pita Max Tu Pita means are you Peter? Do you like him or her? Yes, I like him. I like him, the male one, actually in the first sentence. He has come to use the Verb Mugen medal. The Verb Mugen medal meant love and It's a verb that is accusative now in the sentence. First, Peter is the accusative or object of mine in the sentence. Second, I don't want to repeat my object anymore. I don't want to repeat the word Peter again, so I will replace him with the personal pronoun Peter I. The noun is masculine and is in the third person. The masculine I should actually be the personal pronoun. I will use the next example, Reddy Music Reddy. Music or Ashi, do you listen to music or love? Yes. I listen to it or I listen to him. The point is that music is now He's not human, but he has a gender. I told you all the names in German. They have sex, now they want to be human. Whether they are objects or anything else now. Here, music is a feminine word and in the sentence First, its role is accusative or object because of The verb "hoqen" means to hear or listen. Giving an accusative verb is in my second sentence. I don't want to use the word "D-Music" anymore. I'll take it, so I'll use the personal pronoun. I think the personal pronoun is also zi, it says love. Zi means I hear him or her. I hear the next example and Finesse Bay and Finesse Bay He says, "What do you think about this kid?" What is Noza's find? Zeus says, I think he is. Shirineh, the word "baby" means "now a baby". The word is Khansa and here in the second sentence. I didn't want the word "Das Baby" again. Let me repeat, I came from the personal pronoun. I used it and it's done. Next example is the old shorts, old shorts music. Music or Z-short? The announcement says, "Is it music?" It bothers you, its voice says yes, it's us. It really means "it bothers me" here. There are you and because we are rich It means to annoy or to bother. There should be an accusative in our sentence. Let's say that our accusative is "oosh" and "tu" The second sentence is also an accusative pronoun. The point in the second sentence is written by Zee. The trailer shorts mean he's bothering us. Here, the personal pronoun "we" or "we" is not used. It is and it has the subject role and it is an ounce that Here it has an object role for us and the next example Cannes Duluth, Kansas, Duluth, says, "Do you know these people?" Do you know them? Yes, I do. I know that in our first sentence there is a verb "to do". The verb is accusative and delivite is actually accusative. We're repeating Deloitte in my second sentence. I didn't, I used the personal pronoun instead. I used the personal pronoun for the third person plural. Can a personal pronoun actually be used for the state? The accusative case is in the third person singular, which means "I". I used the personal pronoun instead of Deloitte. This is where we come from the accusative personal pronouns. The topic of separable and inseparable verbs so far Our work is to make every verb we learn a It was a part like the verb "lazen" meaning to read. Like Mach means doing as much as possible. Meaning: to drink or any other verb that We just learned, but in German, there is one There are a group of verbs that are actually two A part and a few letters added to our main verb Added a new verb and its meaning The new one is completely different, those few letters that They can be added to our verbs. They say the prefix, for example, we have the verb mach to The meaning of doing can be three letters. Add to it and the verb of Mach for us. The verb "to open" means to open and In fact, the meaning is completely different. Or we have the verb kamen which means to come and When a match is added to it, it becomes a fixed match. Adding to it, our new verb becomes "may" (may be) Which means you come with someone. The meaning of a little word can be different for some verbs. They have completely different meanings, but oh well. There are some that only mean a little. It makes a difference, but these verbs are their own. They are divided into two categories: verbs Separable and inseparable separable verbs They are called imperative and inseparable verbs. They say the sting of a certain point is the existence of The question is, where are we supposed to understand this? Is the verb separable or inseparable? The answer is simple. Is it if he's full of fixes or actually he How many letters are there in this? For example, if you have a headache, This is our verb, inseparable from the 8th. Our verbs never separate this prefix, but If there is anything other than these 8, our verb It is detachable and now I will tell you what is the difference between They have each other, for example, if it's our fixed feather, that Off the hook by it or anything else other than that This H8 will become our verb separable by then. But what is the difference between these? That's the difference. I told you that if our verb is inseparable The fixed head cannot be separated from it under any circumstances, but If our verb is separable, then it will be fixed. The end of a sentence when we want to make a sentence Let's do it, our fix goes to the end of the sentence. Now I'll give you an example, you'll understand, Ramis. Dish means I miss you. One thing. That exists, here we are our main verb. It has been and is coming, adding the prefix "far" to it. and made an inseparable verb because of That the oven was one of those fixed feathers that was separated You couldn't see that it was in second place. It is taken and conjugated according to the subject. Nothing special happened, just like all verbs in the past tense. and placed in second place, for example Next to Common Zyden Biff Common Zyden Biff He says, "Are you receiving the letter?" We are talking about the compound verb Kamen means to come and the prefix b means complete. The meaning of our verb has changed to kamen, meaning Receiving is and b is actually our prefix There is a fixed tip that cannot be removed and It always remains with the verb, now. You see that this sentence is a verb and the verb is We have come to the first place and Finally, since we have a question mark, one point that There are separate verbs. The impossible always behaves like regular verbs. They do, meaning now if it's a news sentence, you They are in the second position and are conjugated according to the subject if Is the sentence a question or a statement? The verb comes first, and now the sign. Question We leave it, but if our verb is separable, we What should we do? We are going to find the root of the problem. We separate it, put it in the second place, and that's it. We move our fix to the end of the sentence, an example. Daram ish mach das fences off means I will open the window. I repeat, our verb was of Mach meaning To open is a separable verb, I have the root I conjugated my verb according to the subject and you. I put it in second place and brought the fix. The end of the sentence after the sentence structure with Separable or inflectional verbs are like this: Our prefix goes to the end of the sentence and the root of the verb. In its own place, in the second place, or if the sentence A question is in the first position according to the subject. Just another example of life today. Zeiss Dionysus, are you moving furniture from this house? Our verb is "Osiya" which means "to do". Moving And you see that it is a question sentence with a root The verb is in the first position, corresponding to the simple subject. And now, my pen has gone to the end. We have another sentence here: "Aus" is a preposition followed by a noun. How am I supposed to stand here? Let me tell them apart. This is how I distinguish them. We see that if it is fixed, then nothing. It won't happen, it will end up alone. The sentence "but if it is a preposition, definitely, definitely" Definitely, definitely, you should put a name next. Take the next example, Baghpul Daskin Nishmit. I mean, why doesn't this kid play with others? The verb "we can" means They play together and you see that the dead are full. Our fix is ​​gone at the end of the sentence and the verb is Palin is retained in second place and is in line with The past participle is also from verbs. Detachable and Inseparable, but let's go to the perfect perfect door. There is actually a time in the past when we We want to talk about the past in German. Let's talk. We have a long way to go. Perfect sentences. Let's make some sentences, okay? Now, okay? You know, this is not a level one topic at all. We don't care about it either, it just looks perfect. The perfect tense is used more in colloquial language. And your swag is more for writing, but It's not like I'm saying 100% perfect for It is conversational and we should not use it in writing. It's not like that at all, but for That we want to make perfect sentences We must know that the participle is separate from the verb. Let's make it a part of the sip, actually a part. The past tense of the verb is now in English. We also had the past participle of the verb when We want to party alone or actually part of it. Let's make the past tense of the verb in German. There are rules, but first, one thing to note: I must tell you these rules that I'm telling you, it's not 10D, but in 90D. Times are right, so you're 100% on this. Don't count the rules, so take the question now. They have other uses besides perfect. For example, Plus Con Perfect, which is in level B1. You are studying Fatour, but now you are studying at level B2. Count Sue, who is still studying at level B1, and Passive, as you read in Ado, but for now we We are going to learn how to participle sip swai. We can make perfect sentences now if Let's make a participle of the verb if We are regular verbs. Okay, we just need to get the verb to the third letter. Let's use the singular person and add the letter g to it. For example, the verb "to do" means to do. When he wants to party, he leaves until the third. The singular person is used and g is added to it. Can you? Makht and a few other examples I can think of. Let me tell you, the verb kafan means to buy. I conjugated it to the third person singular and added g to it. I did, I did, I did, because these verbs They are regular verbs because of this. This is how it's actually a party sip swai or a party They'll be perfect, but remember that this The rules I have are always the same. It doesn't work, it means it's not 10D in 90 cases. It happens that the next verb is the verb learn. The verb "to learn" is a regular verb, so When he wants to party, he leaves until the third. The singular person is used and can be used for both the masculine and feminine. It will be added to the party sip side. Gellert and Yazen mean traveling, Yazen. When he wants to party, he leaves until the third. The person is used and g is added to it, it becomes g. It's a joke, but this is the rule I want to tell you. Diyah means if you see any action like this It was definitely, definitely, definitely, it should be like this. The perfect participle becomes if our verbs It ends with the letters Iqan. That's enough for me. Perfecting their party sips only up to the third person. Let's use it in the singular, and then add "gay" to it. We do, nothing, just the third person singular. We do it like the verb "telefon" meaning "telephone". When he wants to party, he leaves. Or The participle is used up to the third person singular and Can you see the phone number or the verb "shtigan" at the end? Agan means to study when It wants to be a participle in the third person. Singular plural of can Audit and now there are other verbs that They end in the letters Agn, but we get to Irregular verbs Irregular verbs are also now a The rule for making them participles There is that again. It's not 10 days, and the rule is that we only Let's go to the infinitive form of the verb, adding a g. Let me give you a few examples, for example: The verb mind means to see an irregular verb. When he wants. The transitive participle of the verb is added to become. G The next verb is the verb "gben" which means to give. And it is an irregular verb when it wants to The participle is in the infinitive form. Or maybe it's added to the mix, it becomes a gag, and sometimes... This is so that in addition to being a G in the form An infinitive is added, and one of the vowels is added. It changes, for example, Zin Gan has become G Zong and one The point is that right now, you're just... Learn the perfect tense, try every time. Find the perfect party present for you. Be sure to check it in the dictionary. See what a perfect party looks like. Mistake in your mind. Example: But separable verbs are also now They have the ability to become independent parties. Now when we want to conjugate separable verbs Let's separate the perfect participle or past participle. We must first look at the root of the verb. Let's see what it is and translate that verb root into We take the participle "sawa" from that fixed phrase that Now, how many letters were there in the main verb? We add, for example, the verb "off-mach" to It means to open, now open the door and The root of our verb here is "window" which means "window". Fix-off has been added to it. We're coming to Mach. We're having a party, so we can go and We also add a prefix to it, so the verb is a verb. Party sipping is going to be off. The verb "to ring" means to ring when He wants to party alone, we'll come and join him. We'll take the party sip and add it to it. We can do it in the past tense and if our verbs are separate It's impossible, we have two ways to ask. Should we make the verb a participle or its form? Is the verb retained or is it only present in the third person singular? It is conjugated, for example, as a verb, to be. The meaning of receiving is an inseparable verb when That the participle becomes the verb exactly in the past tense. The same participle can be used to memorize the verb form. It's possible. Beckman or, for example, Beschwogen means doubt, complaint. When he wants to party, he leaves. Since it is an inseparable verb, it follows It is used in the third person and becomes But when we want to say the past sentences Let's make it how we should do this when If we want to make past tense sentences, first of all... We must know the perfect participle of the verb. Let's say I told you how to stand now. Let's actually do the perfect party and There is another point that we must take into account. Let's have some help, this auxiliary verb can be Okay, it could be Zayn now. I'll tell you what times are like. There are times when we should use Zain. If we want to create a news sentence in the position First, we can put the subject in The second position of the auxiliary verb haben or zain is attention. Take one, only we are allowed to use it. We can't use it after folding it. The rest of the sentence members and in the last place we We have a participle in addition to our main verb. The point is, our main verb here is It is only in the form of a participle and not at all. It doesn't matter what our subject wants. The verb is conjugated according to its participle. Anyway, it's fixed and that's the verb that is used. It is our auxiliary verb. Now I will give an example of it. You understand, but when we want sentences Let's forget our past, this is the auxiliary verb. There is one that comes in first place, then We can have the subject, the rest. Let's have the parts of the sentence and again in Our last position should be partisanship or in Actually, the perfect participle of the verb is from our original. Let's have a question mark, remember? It doesn't work if we want to create a system of awareness about The past sentences should be in our first place. Let's have a question word in the second position. The auxiliary verb is conjugated according to the subject. Then the rest of the sentence parts and finally... Past participle or perfect participle of the verb The original is there and we put a question mark, but One thing is where we come from. Let's figure out what auxiliary verb to use. When should we use it? When should we use it? Let's use Zain. Here's one point. In 80 cases, our auxiliary verb is the verb "to be" and There are only 20 cases where our auxiliary verb is zayn. There are times when our auxiliary verb is "zainah" When that main verb of ours is now The past participle is perfect and is at the end of the sentence. It is showing a movement and displacement. For example, the verb gan means to go, to move. It shows that Faghan means to drive or Driving is showing movement. These verbs should be in the past tense when they are in a sentence. The auxiliary verb zain is used for them. And likewise if our main verb has It shows the change of mood. We must use the verb. We can use an auxiliary verb for it, for example, the verb "to". Sherban means to die. This is a change of state. That one person is alive and in a dead state Miad or Alfen means falling asleep. A person goes from being awake to being asleep. This is a change. There are four special verbs that are used without No particular reason we always always always You should use the auxiliary verb "to" for them. Let's make this a perfect sentence. You must memorize four verbs: the verb "zain" To be a verdant means to be a plague. It means to stay and passi means to happen. Falling, so you will also memorize these four verbs. A few verbs to read now with Zayn Perfect Listen, I'll give you an example here. Kaman means to come, indicating movement. The auxiliary verb "mune" means "to call" or "to call". The verb "to drive" is indicating movement. It means swimming, movement and movement. The verb falen means to fall. The verb "to be" is indicating movement. It means to remain among those four special verbs. The verb "sharban" means to die. It has changed. The verb ratan means to start. Doing is showing a change in mood and some Sometimes, too, the verb is a sign of movement. Schengen means jumping, moving. It shows that the verb gan means to go. The verb "fle" means "to move". Flying is showing movement. The verb "verden" means "to become", except for those four verbs. It was special, and the verb "lefan" also means to run, which It is showing the movement, of course, the verbs Which are perfect with Zayn, like these few They can't be summarized, but there are a lot of them. It's not, but we'll get to the auxiliary verb "if". Our auxiliary verb was not zain, it must have been haben, which means If our main verb did not show displacement If it didn't show the change of mood and if it The verbs were not special except for those four, so it must be We must definitely use the verb "to have" as a verb. Let's use the auxiliary verb "to be" which now includes verbs Accusative becomes reflexive verbs and all. Verbs that do not include zayn because you I said that in 80 cases, we have auxiliary verbs. Example We'll put it between my toes and my ass towards I went to Berlin. This sentence should be in the past tense. Let's do it because Perfect is in first place. The subject has the auxiliary verb "zain" in the second position. I have the verb "why" which is conjugated according to the subject. The auxiliary verb is "zaina" because the main verb is "me". Faghan means to drive and has displacement. It shows the result of the auxiliary verb "zainah" Nach Berlin, which now means towards Berlin and G Faghan form party sip so or party sip The perfect tense of the verb is the next example. Ziben Buch Kaft means they bought a book. The subject is mane and the auxiliary verb mane, which corresponds to the subject. It's been spent, why is it worth the risk? My main verb was the verb "kafan" (shroud). It means "shroud". Buying does not indicate movement or change. It shows the mood, not just those four verbs. Especially as a result of the auxiliary verb I should have. Okay, I'm sorry, but the form of the participle is different. The past participle is a verb, but there is one point. What exists is that when we also act Even if it is zain, our main verb is zain It is better to come from the past tense form of the verb "to be". Let's use it. Note that we We can also use the perfect form. But it is not used much in German. Because at that time you had two verbs in you. We have a sentence and it's a little unusual, so... We use the Paq Titum form. Paq form The verb "saddle" is also "to stand". It is used to say "Ishwar" which means "I was your two waists". Whether it was his currency or whether it was us, Were you sure they were? You should also memorize these past tense forms. It is a transitive verb, but if our main verb is Okay, because the verb has been moved and It does not show the change of state and is one of those four. It wasn't a specific verb, it had to be an auxiliary verb. Okay, and when we want the last sentence Let's make our main verb be in the second place. We have the auxiliary verb haben in the last position. You see the participle of the verb "haben" We have two verbs, so it's better if we Let's use the Paq Taqi Toum Haban form. Let's make the form of the Paq Taqi complete, it's two. It's a hat, which now means it's a hat. It means I had it. It means you. Did you have it? Does that mean he had it and we had it? Did you have more than they had? You, my respect, had a point that was Is it when I'm out of shape or what? We use the form you see on the page. We just need to make a simple sentence and this Paq Taqi Toumro is spent in the form of Let's use the second position, like a news sentence. Normally, there's no need to party alone anymore. We don't have that, we can actually make sentences like this. Let's make a theme or a past, but pay attention. Be, which means past tense, for example, I I'm saying, "Is this Blaine? Was I in Berlin?" I say, "That's a BMW." And I had a BMW. These sentences are in the past tense and Actually, Peg Tatum Yes, but let's get to the topic of dative dative. As I told you before, the object Indirect in our sentence is accusative. The direct object was and the dative is the indirect object. Most of our verbs are accusative and Some of our verbs can be dative. We had a series of accusative prepositions. We have the prepositions da and a series of The prepositions that they have in common are now completely What is dative in Persian, if you will? Translate it, remember this. Be sure to use the accusative in 99 cases with us. We translate the preposition, but the dative We translate with the rest of the prepositions and one Another thing is that our articles There is a slight difference for the dative case as well. Which is very different. We have a series of articles. We had Nomina TV, which is now divided into two categories. Defini and Infinite were divided for Masculine definite article we would be in and for Infinite could be Ain for Fei, you see Defini Our article would have been D. Infinite Moon would have been a mirror. The notes would also be our definite article, Das. And the indefinite article would be ain for the verb. Ha is always in the state of nemesis. We were the day and the infinite article was also We didn't have it because we had plural nouns. We can't mean the same thing with one word. Meaning Let's do it and the accusatives are also definite articles. They had themselves that fit exactly. Nomina was a TV, except in the masculine form. That our definite article would be Dan and the infinite. Our article would be Yes, and for the dative, we also have the full article. We are different, for masculine people, definitely. The article we becomes the tail of the infinitive article we. Can you see the difference between accusative and adverbial? It's that the accusative case was taken, but the dative case was taken. You should pay attention to this and this. You should save the articles for When our name is going to be feminine, Defini The article we becomes the in and the infinitive article we. Okay. Aina for the situation where our name is Khansa Our definition of the article is "dew" and this definition is "dew". Our article can be And for the plural form, our definite article becomes dan. We didn't have this definite article either, but... About negative articles, okay? I explained that negative articles in general This is how a ka is placed before the infinitive article. It can be added that the same thing happens for the dot-coms. It means our negative article for Masculines that are dative become This is what happens to Femin. The universe of the Qals becomes the universe of the Ploughs. It's okay. Cain is also a dative article, but it is a I told you there are a series of prepositions that There are a number of accusatives that Dottie Wayne and There are a few things that these two have in common. For example, multi-positions or prepositions that Because they are TVs, they can be heard around the base for that. Om bi means to shower means through Something that means "for him" means "without a doubt." That is, against and that we are for the hour We use it and sometimes it means far. There is something and the prepositions that are dot-wise are a S No Fonse mit z gag a means that from a There is a time after and a preposition of time. Osa means besides Su means towards the nail. It means towards something or near. Someone's phone means From each other, death means together with birth means Since it actually has a time It speaks from the past to the present. It's continuing now, Gegen Oba, which means facing. Well, that's it for the prepositions, but one. There are a series of prepositions that come between the accusative And datives are common, like This is not Heta he onta session f that sometimes datio We use them sometimes in the accusative case. When is Da TV now? Accusative is more related to the level of ado in. In the sense of inside something, a means next to something and It's stuck to it. Off means don't touch anything. It means next to something but not attached to it. It means behind something, oba means on top of something, and Keep a distance from it, don't cling to it. Onta means below or beneath something. A session between two To something for means in front of something I have now. I will make a small reference to what What is the time now for these prepositions? The accusative case that you have in mind if that The present tense we want to use for This sentence structure is a verb that is in motion. And and shows the displacement of these letters. The accusative case is considered We take, but if our verb has a rest and The fact that something is constant shows us These prepositions should be considered. But there are also a series of verbs that They are considered to be dot-wi, and there are not many of them. But it's not like we want to say anything. I'll tell you five things, no matter what. Remember that dative verbs are like this: The few I mention are not enough. We have more dative verbs, but They are as numerous as accusative verbs. The verb "to help" means to help and is not a verb. The verb "dati" means to belong to something. The dative verb and the verb falen mean to like. A verb. Duncan means thank you, Shakan means Giving a taste to the penis means being appropriate and all that. Dative Verbs We Here are a few examples for you. I mean, he helped the lady. The lady helped. Our verb is Helen. She is in the position. It is placed second and corresponds to the subject who is The verb "I am" is not a dative verb in The result is that I must have the dative in the sentence. What is the dative man now? The word in jurisprudence is actually The word "faqa" means "woman", it is a feminine word. Which when it comes to dative, becomes article. In another example, in Hound Gehor Dam Keen says That dog belongs to that kid here. The subject is mine and the verb is the verb of the genitive. The meaning of belonging to a dative verb is "vie tui". The second position corresponds to the subject and is also conjugated from Since this verb is a dative verb, I I must have a dative in the sentence, which is the word The kind of dative is "me" and the kind itself means "itself". There is a child and a word of humor, but when the dative Can an article become a tail? Another example Pizza Kada Get means pizza that tastes good to kids. Pizza delivery is actually a zookeeper or a man-breaker. The dative verb is the verb that corresponds to the subject. And here we must have a dative. Our dative is the word kinda, which you can see. The article has also changed from day to day because That his role is dative in Sentence one, another example, Dast Buch. Gore Da Bokh Gore means that book belongs to That man is the word das buch zubik or the subject. Our verb is a genitive verb and the word "daman" is actually The dative is ours, which means the indirect object of Where our verb is gen and a dative verb We must have the dative in the sentence, so That object of mine with the definite articles "V". We are writing this from the dative case, but we have a Pom's personal pronoun series or his personal pronouns We have learned in previous sessions that we We have a personal account with Noumen Nomina TV. We have the accusative and now we want to talk about it. Let's learn from TVs that are actually personal. Nouns are the personal pronouns that we We can use "s" instead of "s" in the sentence. Let's take personal pronouns, you and I, which means I and I. It means you, a means he is masculine, z means she is feminine. S means he/she/it, Vya means we, Aya means you. Zi means "they are Zi" written with a capital S. Okay, so you're the ones on the slide. I taught you before, but accusatives. I explained their personal Paq Noman. That could be Mish, which means me, Dish, which means you. It means he is masculine, it means she is feminine. S means him/her, he/she, the announcement means us. Oh, you are the one who is It should be written as "Yours sincerely, now" Is it you? And what about the personal of the Nomen Dativi? It should be written in the first person singular. Mia, for example, I mean it like this: For the second person singular, dia means to you. Third person singular masculine I see I got The ending was in the accusative case, and it was in the dative case. Does it mean "to him" for females? Feminine and for neuter nouns exactly like masculine Can be, can be, and is plural for the first person. Annunciation means "to us" in the second person plural. Osh means "to you" in the third person plural. These, of course, should be written with a small "e". It means to them and to you, respectfully. Can this be written with a capital "e"? The point is that personal pronouns are used to describe you. You should memorize it, why don't you come now? Okay, whether it's accusative or dative, whatever. You must memorize three of these pillars. Make it easy for you to use it in sentences. Take their work, I'll give you an example of a costume. Hefen or Ish Candia Hefen says you can Help me, yes I can help you. Here we have the personal pack of Noman Mia and Dia. We have that are actually DTV and for example Next, the dog in our dog's mouth. The dog in our dog's mouth. Either we are in the dogfight or we are in the dogfight. He says, "Does this dog belong to this dead person?" Yes, the dog belongs to him, you can see in the sentence. First, we have the dative verb "vi" and the dative "t". Jamlon, which is a deman, and in the next sentence He didn't want to repeat this word again. The personal pronoun "doti" has come to replace it. For the third person singular masculine, it is used so Done Here's another example. Oven Yen or Aya says, "Are you the doctor?" Do you trust him? And in response, he said, "Yes, I will." I trust. The verb fert means trust. To have and a dative verb and a dative object We are actually the dative of our Arsene, which is now The article is also in the second sentence of the word "" He didn't want to repeat the Arsin, instead. He came and used his nickname, "Pak Nam." Third person singular Feminine and another example of a pass dece, a complete pass. Des Clare Damien Des didn't hesitate to ask if this dress was It's not a child's size, it's not the size of that dress. The first sentence of our verb The tone of the song is in the middle of the song, and in the second sentence. We didn't want to repeat the Dative anymore, instead We used personal pronouns for nouns. It's funny. Here's the next example: Two-ounce glass Two-ounce glass Do you believe in us or not? Yes, I do. I believe you, Annunciation and Ash are also pronouns. Someone is on our TV because of the verb To be a dative verb And the next example was the plastic Danny Shad. Does plastic damage dentures? Animals or harm Mirsoneh or happy plastic? Yes, this is plastic. It harms them in the first sentence. We have the verb to be happy, which is a verb, so we We are using a dative in The sentence that has the dative in it is Dan Tighan. Secondly, I didn't repeat the word Dan Tighan. I came to replace him from the personal pronoun Dottie V. I used it, which was plural for the third person. Well, that's it, we're getting to the topic of dative. Imp Qati Imp Patio actually means These are imperative sentences. We want to see how you do. In German we can use imperative sentences. Let's fix it. There is one point. We use imperative sentences for the second person singular. Second person plural respectfully used by you and us We're going to do something about Viya in your book. He didn't say anything, but we gave him a hint. We do this when we want to. Should we build a patio or a deck in a few cases? We can do this, for example, when Do you want to give someone some advice, for example? Start drinking more water, or something like that. Do you want a recipe and construction of something? Say, for example, "Org Zidane Text" is the complete text. Do it when you want to give someone an order. For example, do your homework tonight. And when you want to ask someone For example, "Help me, Mia, when?" You want to make impian sentences, it's all one. There is a rule for it that I will tell you. What should you do for yourself? Respectfully, just let us come and talk. Let's put the transitive verb at the beginning of the sentence and then Let's write the personal pronoun "Z" which is now followed by "S". It's big, maybe this question will come to you. If we bring the verb, how can we do it first? How can we recognize this from this jurisprudence? Your answer. It's simple because if you say so, This sentence should have ended with a question mark. It used to be, but now we have an exclamation mark or When we want to make imperative sentences or We have an exclamation mark at the end of a sentence or a period. We have, so it can be easily recognized. This sentence, which begins with a verb, It is an imperative sentence or an interrogative sentence and Likewise, your manner of speaking, your tone of voice. You know that a sentence is news, you know that a The sentence is imperative or actually interrogative and for or Just like you, you act respectfully. We put the verb in the infinitive form. First sentence and personal pronoun or whatever we write But for "aya" which is the second person plural only Just put the conjugated form of the verb and even Don't we need a personal pronoun anymore? The example we gave here is a verb for Respectfully, you are welcome. It means, "Go, you are welcome." Or, let's go, let's go, and for the second time The person gathered together means Go, but there is no bottom for the second person singular. No, and you should obey most of them. Remember the second person singular, for example, if We want to use the verb "to be" for the second person singular. Let's do something, let's come and see how it's spent. It is the one who shows that in fact The verb conjugation for the second person singular is omitted. We do it and it can be said that it actually happens. A verb imperative for the second person singular of a point. Which exists for the second person singular in Slang when we want to order You may always hear that one end is Yes, but this is just for talking and conversation. There is a text in which we are not allowed to always have one. Add a to the end of the second person singular imperative. Let's do another example, the verb "to be" It is an irregular verb when it wants to become an imperative. For your kind consideration, we will leave the verb at the beginning and The personal pronoun zi becomes zein, meaning Read it for Via exactly the same way, only The difference is whether it becomes our personal pronoun or not. Can you [ __ ] me or what? Let's read it for the second person plural as well. I said it becomes a verb according to the conjugated form. And for the second person singular, we are coming. Let's see how the verb is conjugated, which is a list if. If we remove the S, it will remain Li, which is then It is not at all clear that it was the verb "necessary" in The result is that we also retain the S, which means Liz. Read another example: the verb "faghan" is a verb. It is irregular in the second and third person. Umlat can mean "to push" or "to push". Driving is when it's for you. Respectfully, I can order you to leave. Infectious fact plus personal pronoun for state Or the first person plural is also a verb or a mood. Transmissible plus the pronoun or for the second person plural It's just enough that it matches what It is used for the second person singular. Let's see how it's spent. We can remove the one point that exists. There are verbs that when conjugated Is it an umlaut or actually one of its letters? It becomes an omelette when you say imp gativo. For the second person singular, we have omelets in We don't comment, that is, we look at it normally. We consider that it can be done here. For the next example, the verb ayten is ayten, which means To work is an irregular verb that is in the second First and third person singular and second person plural of one It was added to make it easier to pronounce. It would be an honor for you to do so, Athenian. We conjugated the verb mr. plus the personal pronoun. And for the first person plural, it is Athens or Kar. Let's work together for the second person. Can the verse be exactly the same as what was used? But for the second person singular we come to see. How is it that the father of the test has been spent? We can delete the parenthetical form so that it becomes imperative. That means work. But we have an important verb in our language. German is also a genitive verb. The genitive verb is There is a meaning to being and a point that has form. His order does not follow the rules and you should Save it, we don't have it for you, dear. Zain Zei, but we have Zain Zei Zain Zei and For the first person, the plural is zain or zain zee It means to be gay or it means to be of course Well, these sentences are not complete, I'm just giving an example. I'll let you know how we can do it. Let's make a sentence with the imperative mood, but for The second person plural is exactly the same as the past tense. That means redundant and for the second person singular as well. I don't follow this rule at all. No, but we can give an example now. For example, Zazi Farsh means be careful, Zain Via. Elish means let's be honest, let's be honest. Let's be quiet, Zi Shil, be quiet, Zi Shil. You see, we have a situation like this. To work We take, but the verb "to have" is also one of the verbs The important thing in German is that when you want to If something happens, it will go according to the rules for you. Respectfully, you can have it. Haben via means to have, hat means to have. Be a hub, it means to have. Be brave, be brave. We must be patient, we must be patient. Be patient, Dol. Hamut had courage. Be and our next verb is the verb to be, which means Well, that's one of the irregular verbs. It is and one of those three important verbs, but well. It's not that useful as an imperative verb, but hey, we We will train him, he will be respectful to you. Worden zi means to become perfect. Now I'll give you an example. You will notice that it can be used in the first person. Let's be and for the second person jam according to the singular form You can become a verb and become a noun for the second person singular. It can also be used to mean "to become". I will give an example of "to become". It means, grow up, and then you will grow up and become a grown-up. Let's think big. Let's make the vaccine big, this vaccine is big. Just like I said, from the example. It's not useful, but it's good to know how. It is used and the next topic is the topic of adjectives. At this level of German, adjectives are in the language. German has three forms, one of which is a positive adjective. Or actually attributes Ordinary one is a comparative adjective that is superior to the other. We also have these adjectives in Persian. We have that you mean by "more", for example, better. Worse, shorter, taller, or any other adjective, and Another group of traits are zoomorphic traits. That is, superior adjectives, which are also in the Persian language. This is how it translates to: worst, best, most beautiful We interpret the ugliest words with the most literal meaning. But in German, these are their own rules. They have it, which I will explain to you first. I want to talk about positive traits. Positive traits are actually our normal traits. They are like Gut means good and Klein means small. Popesh means beautiful or pretty and of this type. Qualities, which are not few in number now, when We want to make sentences in the language. German and two things in terms of an adjective Let's compare, we have a special formula for it. That's how it is, for example, I want to say a few things. They are in common in one attribute or they are the same in one attribute. So I have a special formula for this. What am I doing in the first place? One of those I write things in the second position of the verb or It's Vermont, which was always supposed to be your verb. It comes in second place and in these sentences Usually our verb is a genitive verb, which is now It is conjugated according to the subject after the word "gnau" (noun). We put Gnaw in the exact same meaning. Which is part of the sentence-building formula for these kinds of sentences. Yes, but I can remove the gnome and I can just use Zoe and get Zoe back. I can use it alone. And after that, you have to put my name on the face. Should I use positive or normal? Then I use the word "he" and then "she". The second thing to be compared is work. For example, I want to say that Shiraz is beautiful. Isfahan means in the beauty of Shiraz and Isfahan is the same, I have to say Shiraz is the best. Nazo Shenui, Isfahan, here I could even I would say Shiraz is the place where Isfahan is. Let me remove the gnome and change the sentence. It wouldn't create sin, as I said. The meaning is exactly the same, that is, if I say Shiraz Hey Kenaz, listen, it's Isfahan, which means Shiraz. Exactly as beautiful as Isfahan, but if you look at Gnaw I'll delete the word "exactly" from the translation. I don't use this as a normal adjective or Our positives are just a bunch of our traits. Being a compact person means having superior qualities. When we want to compare two things Let's say one of them has the advantage, if I may. It's enough to make adjectives in German. I should add the letters "ash" to the end of my adjective, for example: Klein means small if you add "ass" to it. Could it be that the camp is now a camp? Smaller or cheaper means actually cheaper. If I add "A" to it, it becomes "B-Liga" meaning Cheaper and you see that a superior trait It creates, but there are a number of exceptions to this. There is a middle ground, for example, if there are attributes that The letters A, L, and A end with A. When we We want to make a compact, let's go. We delete it and add it to it. This way, it's easier to pronounce, for example. Dunk means dark when he wants to camp. It's called Gatio, since it ends in A. I will delete it and add "ah" to the end. I wonder if it's dark or not. Darker or the adjective Tuya means expensive You see that it ends in the letters ag when I want to make a compañero and finish it. I'll add "Aq" to the end, it's "Taga" That is, more and more, and similarly, if the adjective "man" is single It is a syllable, meaning it is a part and has letters in it. Oh, he's used when he wants to be. Compa Gatio is a combination of the letters A and A. Any of these letters is added to the end. Oh, and the one that was used in it. Omlets are like chi, like the adjective long, meaning Long or tall is a single-syllable adjective or a single-syllable. There is when he wants to become a compatriot, plus Because the letters "ash" are added to the end. The letter A can also be umlaut, linga, or a word. The adjective gas means large, single syllable, when It wants to become Camp Gatio, in addition to what it is now. It is added to the end, "he" and "we" become "lot". Can you be a G-Ghos? So this is also an important rule in There are combative traits, one point at a time. This is when I want to make a sentence. And superior qualities in action I think there is a special rule for it and that is The rule is that what is superior First, I write, putting the verb in second place. I give and I conjugate it according to the subject, then the adjective. I'll put my best one, then I'll put the rest. For example, Shiraz is Shona. Taghn means Shiraz is more beautiful than Tehran. You see, their adjective means beautiful. It has the letters "aq" added to it and an adjective "camp gatio". And then I used the preposition a. So that I can make a comparative sentence, but Some of the other traits we had were: Patios being patios means attributes The best and when we want a few things Let's compare and one of them is in that adjective. It's better then we can use Zup Tio. Let's use it. The way to make it is like this: We add the common preposition to the active participle. And at the end of the active letter, add the letters s and n. We do, and that's how our Zup Tio traits are correct. For example, A-Balsan means the cheapest. Or cheaper, this also means cheap, and When I put the general preposition before it and I added the letters "am" to it, making it an adjective. Patio is a common preposition. We can use it, we can use it. Let's not use this. Optionally, another example is A-class, meaning from All the smaller ones here too Klein actually The meaning of the adjective "min" is "min" which ends in "min". It has been added and now we are talking about it before. Let's put the general addition and one point that There is something about these Zoop Tios that If an adjective ends in the letters S, X, S, S, D, Instead of adding letters to the end of adjectives, Let's add s to make our pronunciation easier. We're going to add the letters "a" and "n" to the end. For example, the adjective "kurts" means "short". It ended with the word "set" and because I I can easily pronounce this adjective when I am Can you put a patio instead of a shower? They add and it can be shortened, but one point. There is also a situation regarding the attributes of Zup. This is because if an adjective becomes a comparative, it is It was written in letters according to the rule that you gave it. I said that if it's a syllable, one of its letters First of all, it can be in Zooplife too. The letters must be initialized, for example, if the adjective is klog. Meaning actually smart when campa It can be a gate, it can be a clog, it can be a love pot. Zup Lathi should be an omelette and It's okay to be a klokken, but when we want to say something Let's do our job with the qualities of a good company. It's very easy, just what you have now is enough. Let's write "is better" in the second position of the verb and In the last place, we have the adjective "zoptune". For example, we write "Shiraz ist am shastan" which means Shiraz is the most beautiful of all cities. One more beautiful thing is that We have several important attributes that we can use from this rule. What I said is they don't follow the Kampa method. They became Gatio and Zup Elati according to that. It's not a rule, I said, actually 5. There are no more qualities, and well, the important qualities are you. You should just pack your bags and put them away. Remember, for example, "Gran" which now means "to be" There is love when we become compatriots. We expect it to be Grena, but it could be Liba, that is. We love it more and when it becomes a patio Can I say "I love you more than anyone else"? We have or the adjective Goth means good, we expect We're going to get it, but it's going to be Campa Gatio. It probably means that she will get pregnant better and faster. That is, better than All and the next adjective, Phil, means a lot when Campa It could be Gatio, we expect it to be Phila, but Well, this doesn't happen, it means more and more. Zup is Latvian for "messen" which means "from all". Most of the next adjective is hokh meaning high when campa It becomes higher and higher, and when Zoo Patio can be Austin, meaning the highest. The next adjective, na, means close and compact. It's getting closer and closer. Can it be that M Next is so close now? That will be next, but one thing... There are some traits. They don't have the compact form and the fancy tools that I have. Here I will tell you what qualities I have. One of them is The adjective is a false adjective, meaning it is false when a There is nothing wrong, nothing is wronger and more wrong. Or etyl means silent when something is Silent, a person is silent, a state other than that is silent. There is no such thing as being quieter. Or the quietest, of course, in Persian, well, we You might compare these traits to compatibilism and zoophilia. Let's do it, but this happens in German. The next adjective, fel, means Full and well, there is no more camping and zoo patio. Ain Malik in the unique meaning of this adjective Neither Camp Gatio nor Zoo Patio has a fireplace. Ferti de ta means once, once means It is ready and once means finished and When something is ready, it's time to pack it. And the zoo doesn't have a patio, which means it's empty. Both the camp and the patio belong to him. It doesn't work, but we'll get to the topic of Kent Sway. What is the German word for this? It is used when we want to talk about Let's talk about our dreams or about something that happened. We wanted it to go away, but still... It hasn't happened, and in fact, it's just a wish for us. Which is called Konkat Sawa and because we We can make three genitive verbs without the verb "Knut" You should definitely put Haben and Verden in our list. I don't mean that these three To use the verb at the same time, sometimes Let's use the need of Zain, sometimes we have to Sometimes I have to point out a point that exists. I told you, you're a genius for sentences. It's a dream, but you're at level A1, right? Looking for wishful thinking sentences You get it when your level goes up. You see, apart from other uses, Konnect It also has, so now that your level is A1, you should know. That is a wishful thinking for sentences and a The point is that if we Let's make a wish sentence where the main verb is It is present, meaning it is an action at that time. We need to change the verb to the present tense. We use the verb "seve" when we want to. We could have spent Zayn in the present tense. Bin means I am two twenty you are ezii s Is it him or is it us? Is it Zayd? Are you Zain or are they you? Respectfully You are and the form of the petition or its passing would also be Ishwar means I was the one who He was. Viva was it us or was it you? Ziva means They were or you were faithful and the form of the kanak C is exactly like the form of Pt. T., which means the singular form. It became like a t-shirt with only one vowel. There, omelets are made in a Kent form, of course. Kh for the first person and third person singular verb If one is added to them, it becomes distant. RS or ATZ that I have these in the state I can't translate it separately, but I can translate it to Because they have to be in the sentence to be possible. He translated them beautifully and when we want, we can Let's make sentences with these Kentish Swahili if Our main verb Our main verb is Zain, the sentence This is how it is in the first place, the subject is facing. I use the second position of the verb to The face of Kanti is spent, then I can say I can agree, but I can't agree at all. It means you like something. Do it and whether it's in the sentence or not. It's optional. Then I can use it in the active voice. Or should I use an adjective, a noumenon, or a noun, or whatever? Another thing I want to add, though. Note that there are no other verbs in We shouldn't leave the sentence because our verb You are in second place and in the form of a countable noun. Let me give you an example. Ergen Yash The fainting spell means he likes to be rich. Okay, my verb is to be, so I came to the stairs. I spent the second place as a separate item. After the verb "vaghan" which means "now you are a stranger" Yes, I left out the word "gone" and "faint" which is also an adjective. In the sense of rich, then I am just a verb. I have in the sentence, which is also a genitive verb. The face of Kanti Seva is spent and in second place. Appointment Take the next example, Zigen bites him, he loves it. That is, if he is healthy, it means he is not healthy now, but He wants to be healthy, but he is a prostitute. The meaning of being in the past tense is "to". He came in second place, and then I got Gran. I have the word "gezen" in my head, which is now an adjective. First place too It is the subject, but sometimes it happens that the main verb We have to have means to have when the verb We are Haben, okay, we can do the verb Haben. Let's just spend it, exactly like Zayn. We could spend it as a separate dish. But how should it be conjugated when we use the verb We would use ham for the present tense. Ashbe means I have two, you have one. He has. And we have, you have, they have, and If you could have followed me, I would have had two. Did you have your currency, he had it, or we had it? Did you have the power to do it, or did they have the power to do it? You were respectful and I told you to get a form. It could be like this, exactly like the picture. You only have one vowel letter, Ola. So for the verb "to be" it becomes "Ish Hat". Do you love me or do you hate me? Now I can't even translate it separately. It has to be in a sentence that makes sense, then. You see, the difference with Puck Tatum is that only Oh, omelette. And when I want to make a sentence, I will make a sentence with the main verb "me" Well, I have to do it like this: I'll put the first subject in the second position. Conjugate the verb in the infinitive form, which Now my verb is haben, then I can say it. Let me, I can, I can't I should have a name or anything. But notice that we are still using the verb We can't add anything else to the sentence and Only our verb has a Kantian form, except for the verb "to have". For example, here is what Genzo Phil Gold says. Would you like to have a lot of money? Our verb here is to have and the main verb is to have and He's talking about desire, now one sentence. There is also a question, so I will come from the canonical form. I use the verb "to be" to Second person singular past tense and past participle of test Genzo the Elephant Gold is the next example. Gangshin says, "Do you like an umbrella?" "To have" is our verb "to have" and this person You see, it's raining, now maybe it's a wish He has to have an umbrella and when We want to make this sentence because That the main verb we have is about We're talking about hope, let's go to the connectivity form. We conjugate the verb "haben" according to the subject and the verb "haben" according to the subject. We make the moon and the only verb in the sentence We have the same count except for the verb "to be". It is, but sometimes it happens that our main verb It is not a verb, for example, "to be" or "to be". Okay, our verb fling means to play. Okay, it means to fly or any verb. No one else besides Haben and Zayn at that time. What should I do if I want to make a wish sentence? If I do, then it's enough for me to come from a verb. I use an auxiliary verb, which is an auxiliary verb. The verb "verden" is "verden". You should go to Kent. The verb "verden" itself means "to become". Which is how it is used when there is presence. Warda means I will become De Wit, you will become Erzi. S is weird, he/she will be or we will be, right? Are you going to live your life or are they going to die? You are respectfully asked to provide the presence and payment form. I'm not saying that Felwarden isn't that useful. It's not useful at all, but it's not much work. Farmer It could mean that I became your friend. You became him/her, we became you, you became Their intensity and form of action are such that we Okay. Mie And when we want to make sentences, With it, we have the subject in the first place. The second position of the verb Werner is in the accusative case. We spend then whatever we want in the sentence. Let's do it in the final position of the verb. Our original is in the form of a verb or infinitive. We're making an appointment, so be prepared if you... We want to make a wish sentence that uses the verb Our main issue is not Haben and Zayn, we have to come. Put the verb Werner in the present tense in the position. Let's put it in second place and spend it, and in the last place Put our main verb in the subjunctive. Let's give an example. I'm saying this to them, it means they like it. To live in Germany, the main verb is I, the verb There is Laban, you see, neither Zain nor Haban, He is expressing a wish, so I will come from I use the auxiliary verb "verden" and it is written as I conjugate the verb "tio su" according to the subject and I'll put it in second place, another example. The word gun lab mach means he likes to Go to the lab or go on vacation and this sentence It's also a wish because it's about His wish speaks, our verb is Ob Makhn, which In fact, the verb mach is neither zina nor haben, in fact The main verb of this sentence is neither zayn nor haben, so I'm coming to act, I'm going to turn to Kent. I use it, I put it in second place. And my main verb is also contagious. This is the end of the sentence. Why don't we talk about our dreams? Let's do it, friends. This meeting is over. I hope you remember this line very well. You have to be very strong and be able to control the level of the Ado. Get started, don't forget to like and comment. If you haven't subscribed to our channel yet. Do this and ring the bell. Get notified when I post a new video. Until future meetings and other trainings. Goodbye ‏no