Most German learners Confuse These Verbs! 🤯 | German B1–C1 | Grammar Vocabulary

Set, unset, replace, transfer, or occupy? What do these verbs with "set" mean? Watch this video! Hi! Good to have you back! For everyone who does not yet know me, My name is Janika. And from today onwards, I am your German teacher. Before we begin the lesson, Please subscribe to this channel and activate the bell so as not to miss any more classes. Today I'm going to show you important inseparable prefixes in sentences. how to replace or transfer You need these prefixes in your everyday life or in your professional life. And if you want to become a true German expert, Is this video exactly right for you? Stay with it until the very end! Throughout the entire lesson You don't need to make any notes, Because I've summarized everything for you in a PDF file. You can download these absolutely free. You can find the link below this video. Of course, I'll give you homework again And we'll conduct a test at the end of the video. I'm giving you the homework assignment right now. Write your own example with a new prefix of sentences After class, into the comments. Perhaps you're first wondering, What is an inseparable prefix? We're doing a quick review. We can separate separable prefixes from the stem, For example, shopping—I'm going shopping today. But I cannot separate inseparable prefixes, For example, I'm selling my car. Very good, you already know the difference between separable and inseparable prefixes. Now we will start with our new words. Our first prefix is B, so B-sentences. In B-sentences, it means taking up space. For example, the stadium is fully occupied. That means the entire stadium is full. Fans are everywhere. The stadium is fully occupied. Incidentally, we have a state passive here. I will show you a second example. The company quickly filled the vacant position with a new employee. To fill a position means a vacant role fill with a new employee. There is also a new colleague. The company quickly filled the vacant position with a new employee. To replace means something like to exchange. For example, she is replacing the sick colleague today. A colleague is sick. She cannot work. You need a replacement, a substitution. She is replacing the sick colleague today. One more tip. You can also say in everyday language, She is covering for her sick colleague today. To move means to bring something to another place. Also how to move. For example, Ms. Lopez is transferred from Berlin to Stuttgart. This means that although Mrs. Lopez remains in the same company, But she is going to another location. We can combine the prepositions von and nach to express movement. Ms. Lopez is being transferred from Berlin to Stuttgart. Very good! You've made it this far. Can you also do a little mini quiz with me? Very good! Answer A is correct. My car tire is flat. I must replace him. Platt means no air here. My car tire is flat. I must replace him. Also, I need a new car tire. Versetzen also has another meaning. To relocate can also mean to bring something or someone into another state For example, music puts me in a good mood. Also when I listen to music, I feel happy. Music puts me in a good mood. What music do you actually listen to? Write it in the comments for me too. To be horrified means something like to be frightened. For example, I was terminated. This message shocked me. Being fired means I lose my job. This message shocked me. that I was very much startled. And translate? Translating has a very clear meaning. If it is inseparable, translating means to transfer something from one language into another language For example, I translate my emails using ChitGPT, because I still feel uncertain. Did you pay good attention? Then we'll do the test now, to store the newly acquired knowledge. How did the test go? I think you did a good job. Please don't forget your homework and write your own example with sentences and a new prefix now in the comments. Of course, I will read your reply and correct if necessary. Many thanks for watching! Also don't forget to subscribe to the channel, to support me. And don't forget to subscribe to the bell, so as not to miss any new videos anymore. See you next time. Bye!