Master German Conjunction "während" in 10 Minutes | Free B1 German Course | Lesson 18

Assalam alaikum and welcome to Germany for Student Channel. This is lesson number 19 of the German language course at the b1 level and in lesson number 19, we will discuss the topic of ban zat se mit veren. In b1 itself, before this, in a lesson we had learnt the use of verent and in that we had seen that we can use verent as a genitive preposition. If you do not remember its use, then I have written an example of it here. Veren des und essence disco tion vier vishti g thaman. During dinner, we discussed important topics, so here we used veren as a preposition in the dative case and when we use verent as a preposition in the genitive case, then we have to make some changes in the article that comes after verent and the noun that comes after it, which we did here. We added s above the end of bund essen and used the article sus. Now this This was one use of veren which we have already learnt. Now another use of this is that we can use veren to combine such events which are happening at the same time because in the previous lesson we have seen those conjunctions which we can use to describe two events in one sentence. So ver and be is one such conjunction which we can use to combine two events but the condition is that both the events should be happening at the same time. There is another use of veren which we will see in the upcoming lesson when we can describe two events in which construction is taking place, one person is doing one thing and the other person is doing another thing, then we can also create such events using the conjunction of veren but our focus in today's lesson will be on such events which are happening at the same time. In this case, if we want to use the word nebanj in conjunction, then wer and nebanj will come at the start of the sentence. In this example, we are writing nebanj in the start and hopj at the end. So, its sentence structure will be like this: the sentence or nebanj will start with wer and then the subject will come. After the subject, the object will come. In place of the object, any preposition or adjective can also come. After that, the verb of the nebanj will come. And after that, we will end the nebanj with a comma and start the hopj with the verb. This verb will describe the event that is happening inside the hopj. The subject will come immediately after the verb and the object will come after the subject. So, let's see some examples of this. Let's start with a simple example. Let's see two such events that are happening at the same time. Paul left no. Paul is still sleeping. Lisa. Koh shone den kafe Lisa is making coffee Now both these events are happening at the same time When Paul is sleeping, Lisa is making coffee Now both these events are in the present It is also possible that both the events are in the present and it is also possible that both the events are in the past But the important thing for using the word Verent is that both the events should be happening at the same time Now we see that if we have to combine these two sentences with Veren, then how will it happen Veren Paul no left When Paul is sleeping Koh Lisa shone den kafe Lisa is already making coffee So we started the new jars with Veren Immediately after that comes Paul, who is the subject of the sentence Left is the verb We have to place the verb above the last position of the new jars by giving a comma After that we started the new jars The new jars will start with the action of the new jars Kokhan with verb is a verb. When we conjugate it in terms of the subject of the word Hop juts, it will become koch and after that will come the subject of the word Hop which is Lisa shot den Kaffe. Here in this sentence, the coffee is the object of the sentence, so we will use the article of den for der Kaffe. Let's see the next example. Ich jass im von Simmer I am sitting in the living room Mein Brüder I am im Garten are bitten My brother has to work in the garden. Now these two events are also happening parallelly, they are happening at the same time, so we can form them using the conjunction of veren. In this case, the sentence will be formed like this Veren Ich jass im von Simmer I am mein Brüder I am im Garten are bitten When I am sitting in the living room, my brother has to work in the garden. We started the sentence with veren, after that comes the subject of the sentence Ich jass im von Simmer object of the sentence and here Why have we used 'pe im'? You will tell me why we did not use 'in' in the comments. And the verb 'jatson' is the past form of this sentence because it is in the past, so we have used the past form of 'pe' here after giving a comma. Now in the next 'hap jats', we have a model verb. If the model verb comes, then the model verb will come at the very beginning of the sentence. We will conjugate the model verb in terms of the subject of the sentence. The subject of the sentence is mine bruder imga artan r batan because whenever we use the modal verb, the main verb comes in the infinitive form. So here 'pe imga artan r batan' will come at the last position of the sentence. In the infinitive form, let's see the next example, the 'ar baiter' it is said to the workers. This sentence is now in the past, so here we have used the form of 'repa gear ton'. When we made 'ar baiter' the subject of the sentence, then 'repa gear 10' came. The worker or the people doing work are graveling the road or repairing the road. The un woner is the pass form of bayo baton, now Girish, the machines and unter Hilton are working together. So we can see here. Un woner means residential. Bayo baton is the pass form of bayo baton, which means to see or to observe. No Girish, no Girish says 'taj' or curiosity to the machines that are working to repair them. Unter Hilton is the past form of unter halton, which means to talk, to converse. Uber den Fort Shakt, the fourth shaket says progress, so the full meaning of this sentence will be that the residential is watching, observing the machines with Taj and talking about the progress, chatting. Now if we compare these two sentences If we make it using the conjunction of veren then it will become veren d are battery the strains re parten by the other noe girish the machines und unter Hilton Gish ybar done fort shut When the workers were laying gravel on the road, the residents were watching the machines along with the Tej and talking about the progress and chatting, let's see another example this jotter teddy non bashar indi galle sorting the new books inside the shelf Regal says to the shelf and regales is Lisa [ __ ] teddy race leash curtains out Lisa unpacked or opened the remaining cartons We can also make these two events using the conjunction of veran, the sentence starts with varan ish the non bashar indi rigaled When I was sorting the new books on the shelf Lisa running d race leash curtains out Lisa Opened or unpacked the remaining cartons Let's see the next example So I hope today's lesson is clear to you, you must have understood the use of veran If you have any questions, then please put them in the comment Now we will see today 's homework G hat 10 aaban esan g koch She prepared the evening meal or dinner Cooked er last t site She read the newspaper Both these sentences have to be made using the conjunction of veran Next example D kinder spiel drawn fus Children are playing football outside The peas begay dad meetha gas four Mother is preparing lunch So both these sentences have to be made using the conjunction of veran And if you need any help in doing this homework, then still please tell me so that we can understand this use of veran properly Then we will meet in the next video with a new lesson and a new topic, Allah hafiz