Verben mit „stehen“ einfach erklärt – 8 wichtige Präfixe für dein Deutsch B2!

Hello and welcome back to our channel Nice to have you with us again Today we are looking at the verb "to stand " But not only that we also talk about prefixes that we use in combination with the verb Of course we have prepared a free PDF for you again with all explanations and example sentences The link is in the video description If you're new here We are Laura and Teresa We are both native German speakers and trained German teachers Now let's start directly with the video Let's go Let's start with the verb "to stand " To stand means something is upright and not moving Also for example The chair is by the window I am in the kitchen The conjugation is He stands He stood He has stood You often use the dative because it describes a position So the question is always where That's why it's often used with the dative The suitcase is on the table and not on the table or something And now let's start with the first prefix namely "bei" Also standing by standing by and standing by means helping someone in a difficult situation or being emotionally there for them I use this verb often when someone is sick or sad or just needs support I thank you for standing by me during this time She supported her friend during the separation or helped me during the The verb "beistehen" is separable and the forms are: He is standing by He stood by He has stood by The next prefix is "aus" meaning "to stand" or "to endure" And "ausstehen" has two meanings First not liking or being able tolerate something then in combination with the word So for example I can't stand this noise He can't stand his colleague The second meaning is something is still pending Also something has not happened yet For example The decision is still pending The verb "ausstehen" is separable The forms are for example "Die Lösung steht aus " "stand aus " and "hat ausgestanden " The next prefix is GE meaning to confess to confess and to confess which means to give something but often something one would rather keep hidden For example it could be an error or even a crime or a feeling the defendant confessed to his crime I need to confess something to you I drank your coffee Or he confessed to her that he loved her The verb "gestehen" is inseparable The past participle is "gestanden" He has confessed The next prefix is "unter" in "unterstehen" "understand" This verb is almost only used in the following fixed phrase Don't you dare don't you dare and you might already notice from my tone and my expression This is a warning It means don't you dare or there will be trouble I'll give you an example You told your best friend something very personal Now he jokingly says he might tell it to someone else Person And you respond seriously and say "Don 't you dare tell anyone " "Don't you dare " Also you forbid him from revealing the secret The next prefix is "zu " meaning "to be " "to stand " To be entitled means that someone has a right to something This can be meant legally or also morally For example you are entitled to a break or they are entitled to more salary Every person is entitled to certain rights The verb "zustehen" is used with the dative case The apartment has been granted to her The next prefix is "ent " meaning "to arise " "to emerge " Emerging means something new is formed something develops or grows So no one is actively doing it it just happens For example how did this idea come about A new building is being constructed here The subject is usually a thing or also a process The idea was spontaneous The penultimate prefix is "an " meaning to stand to stand and to stand means to wait Also for example in a line We had to wait a long time at the checkout I am standing in line at the bakery It can also mean something is next on the schedule For example today there is an important meeting scheduled I ask my partner every morning "What do you have planned for today " So what's your plan for today The verb "anstellen" is separable Something is coming and the last prefix is fixed so stand firm stand firm and Being fixed means something is definitely decided and will not change anymore The exam date is fixed We have decided to move It is not yet certain whether she will come Being fixed is separable The forms are something that is fixed something that was fixed and something that has been fixed So now you know eight interesting verbs with " stehen" that you should really know at the B2 level Get the free PDF with all verbs and example sentences now As mentioned you'll find the link below in the description And now it's your turn Write an example sentence using one of these verbs in the comments Maybe one of them was new to you Then please write to us very gladly Otherwise please also subscribe to our channel so that you don't miss the next video Missed And then we'll see each other again next time