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Clearing out tidying up cleaning up Do you sometimes wonder about the difference between these terms too Then you've come to the right place In this video I'll show you all the verbs related to moving out—simple easy to understand and with plenty of examples Welcome to my channel German with Nadine Before we examine the other verbs related to spaces we should first clarify what the verb "to clear" or "to tidy up" actually means Moving things means removing them from one place or transporting them to another —it's always about movement After that a spot becomes available or the position of objects has changed We are clearing the building The key point is that everyone must leave the building The police are clearing the street The key point here is that everyone vehicles and everything else must clear the road Things get truly interesting when we add a prefix before the verb "räumen " After that not only does the meaning of the verb change but the sentence structure does as well By the way a prefix is a small word part placed before the root verb Prefixes in German can be either separable or inseparable And of course the meaning of the verbs is altered as a result That's why we have verbs like aufräumen einräumen and abräumen So let's directly ask the first question: what do we actually mean by the verb " to tidy up" Let's take a look The verb aufräumen means to tidy up The focus here is on returning items to their proper place and eliminating clutter The space is left clean in the end I'm cleaning the kitchen We're cleaning the desk Please finally tidy up your room The prefix auf is separable In declarative and imperative sentences the prefix goes at the end of the sentence Now we know what "cleaning up" means So let's take a look at what we mean by clearing away Clearing away means removing something from a surface for example from a table I'll quickly clear the table Could you please take away the dirty dishes Have you already cleared the dirty dishes Also the prefix ab is separable To put something away means to place or store items somewhere I'm putting the dirty dishes into the dishwasher Please put your books away in the shelf I've put my clothes in the closet The prefix "ein" is also a separable prefix You've now learned three verbs with "raumen " If you've been enjoying the video so far please consider giving it a thumbs up Subscribe to my channel and turn on the bell to stay updated Now let's continue with the verb ausräumen To empty something means to remove items from it for example from a container or a room so that it is left completely empty at the end The dishwasher is done Please clear it out I can't find my sweater anywhere I really need to tidy up my closet Mama couldn't find the form so she emptied out the entire drawer Like the previous prefixes it is a separable prefix Clearing away means removing items from their current location Your shoes are blocking the path please move them out of the way We put the toys away After a week he finally put the suitcase away The prefix weg is separable Rearranging means moving items to a different location and changing their arrangement or position She rearranged all the furniture We'rearranging the living room Are you moving everything around again This prefix is also separable After this verb we'll conclude with the verb freiräumen Freiräumen means creating space or room by removing things The goal is to use this space Please clear the table we're about to eat I've cleared the space for the new sofa I'm clearing out the garage so you can park your bike there Fortunately this prefix is also separable You 've not only learned seven verbs with spaces but now you also know what to watch out for with separable prefixes Feel free to also share your own sentence using one of the verbs below in the comments Can't wait to see it I also hope this video has been helpful to you and that you'll never mix up these verbs again in your everyday life Thanks for watching and we'll see you in the next video here on the Deutsch mit Nadine channel Learn German in no time