DEUTSCH QUIZ B1–C2: 11 Wörter mit „-würdig“ – Kennst du die Unterschiede? | DEUTSCH B1 B2 C1 C2 Bản lồng tiếng tự động

doubtful lovable praiseworthy memorable unbelievable or even unworthy Do you understand the meaning of the different expressions In this video we're doing a quick quiz I'll show you a sample sentence each time And then you can just think about which expression would fit here And then I'll explain the meaning of the expressions in detail You'll also receive additional example sentences And sometimes you also learn casual expressions or idioms Honestly that's especially important to me whether in university at work or perhaps in the evenings with friends or family In everyday life native German speakers use a wide variety of informal expressions and idioms If you truly want to speak German at a very high level then I am convinced tha you should definitely learn informal expressions and idioms as well And a warm welcome to all the new faces My name is Jule I am a certified German teacher certified examiner and native speaker Now let's get started Here we go I met someone on my last trip who told me he went from having no knowledge of German to C1 proficiency in just two months I find this story hard to believe I didn't trust him when he said all of this was true You could also use this colloquial expression here: I didn't buy his story for a second I have been working as a German language instructor and examiner for many years already I have personally taught over 1 000 students and to date conducted more than 1 500 oral exams I've already heard countless highly inspiring stories of people who mastered a language with great intensity in a very short period of time However I've never heard of anyone successfully learning levels A1 A2 B1 B2 and C1 within two months I find his statement rather unconvincing One could also say that this statement didn't fully convince me Or perhaps I found it very hard to believe this statement Theoretically of course it could be true Before we move on to the next adjective I'd really appreciate it if you subscribed to this channel In fact many of you have watched the videos but haven't subscribed Also please give this video a like and subscribe to the channel if you don 't want to miss any of my future videos That really supports my work here The church is already over a thousand years old and radiates a special dignity It is venerable When you're inside the church you immediately sense its unique atmosphere as it's a very old and deeply traditional building We often use the adjective "ehrwürdig" to describe buildings objects or even people whom we deeply respect Perhaps due to their age tradition or something they've accomplished in life An esteemed professor for instance would be someone whom one particularly respects In very old texts you might occasionally find the word " worthy" used in letters such as "worthy father " and so on But nowadays this is really not used anymore I 've at least never read it that way in a letter In addition to tutorial videos like this one you'll also find vlogs on my channel such as those from Hamburg or from my travels and videos where I conduct small street interviews If you regularly watch my videos you already know I live in Hamburg If you ever find yourself in Hamburg you absolutely should see the Hamburg Harbor in my opinion I find the harbor very picturesque "Sehenswürdig" means it's worth visiting the Hamburg port One could also say it's very worth seeing I know many of you are using my videos to prepare for a B1 B2 C1 or even C2 exam someday In the B2 C1 and C2 exams you will need to give a short presentation If you're talking about a trip here you could use the adjective "sehenswürdig" in a super way By the way there's another video on my channel for the B2 speaking exam presentation And if you need help preparing for the exam please feel free to check out my website In addition to conversation courses I also offer exam preparation for example Many people doubt the politician's statement They find the statement questionable Doubtful means we question something So we might not believe the statement is entirely correct Here's another example I often notice that many German learners simply write down vocabulary lists maybe German one side English on the other and then just memorize the vocabulary I find these methods highly questionable I therefore doubt how effective this approach truly is In my opinion there are countless better ways to learn new vocabulary We use the adjective "doubtful" when we have reservations about something Perhaps we consider a statement false morally problematic or simply unconvincing But if you truly want to speak German like a native speaker Unfortunately just watching YouTube videos isn't enough That's why I create a lesson for each of my videos The lessons include exercises a detailed vocabulary list with various example sentences as well as the video transcript Sometimes I also create a second part for the videos or there are additional PDFs or other materials You'll find all of this on Patreon in my members' area Thank you in advance to everyone supporting me there That way I’ll still be able to share many more videos with you here on YouTube or on Instagram in the future I'm actually not a full-time YouTuber or influencer I work just like anyone else as a regular teacher and examiner YouTube and social media in general take up my entire free time mostly on weekends However to consistently create videos for you Thus I have support from people who assist me for example with editing videos The elderly caregiver was incredibly kind and considerate She was very charming The adjective lovable here describes how we might find the elderly caregiver very likable Perhaps her manner with the older patients was especially kind That was an evening I will never forget It was a very memorable evening It was a very memorable evening We use the adjective memorable especially when we've experienced a particularly extraordinary moment And maybe an evening we'll keep remembering again and again because it may have deeply moved or shaped us We use the adjective memorable not only for moments that held particular significance but also for those that left a lasting impression For example the fall of the Berlin Wall was a particularly memorable moment in German history Alternative words for "denkwürdig" could include significant meaningful influential or extraordinary His travel story sounds completely convincing It is highly credible Therefore we believe the story is true When someone is generally very honest we typically find their stories credible Credibility is also a noun used here When politicians frequently promise something but never follow through they lose credibility Right now I'm filming lots of vlogs and street interviews again With these two video formats you can learn German for everyday situations especially well In my vlogs I speak completely naturally just as I would with friends or family And in the street videos you can hear native German speakers spontaneously answering questions just as they would in real life on the streets It's also a great way to expand your vocabulary My friends are therefore all very trustworthy I can confide a secret in my friends at any time We use the adjective trustworthy not only for people but sometimes in a different context as well For instance I consider this newspaper highly trustworthy Therefore I believe the newspaper carries out excellent journalistic work Many of my videos are inspired by your topic suggestions If you have a request for a new video please feel free to leave a comment Also I'm curious about which similar adjectives or verbs you often confuse I always welcome your feedback Whether it's topic suggestions constructive feedback experiences learning German life in Germany or much more Or feel free to ask questions if anything was unclear That was one of the best films I've ever seen The film is truly deserving of awards I therefore think the film deserved an award Here's another example The research work was truly award-worthy and should definitely be nominated for the science prize Thus this appropriately describes how we are celebrating the occasion It is especially important to be very respectful during celebrations on memorial days Here are a few more examples The athlete was a worthy winner She therefore deserved her victory thoroughly I particularly value a dignified farewell for the school leadership The school leadership has dedicated decades to the school and should now be farewell with special respect The managing director is seeking a worthy successor He is therefore looking for someone who can step into his shoes This means he is looking for someone who can truly fulfill his responsibilities and role When I used to teach integration courses many participants shared their stories of fleeing to Germany with me Many reported having lived in numerous accommodations Many reported having lived in extremely disgraceful accommodations The description here suggests the accommodations were not only very basic but also possibly extremely dirty One could also argue here that the dignity of individuals was violated by the accommodations Unfortunately many refugees are treated degradingly during their flight Here unworthy does not mean respectful inappropriate or perhaps morally questionable The adjective unworthy can however also be used in another context For instance he was unworthy of her trust That means someone may not have earned the trust of another person Or simply he was an unworthy opponent For instance a professional tennis player competing against someone who plays tennis only as a hobby One might then say he was an unworthy opponent for the elite athlete It didn't make sense at all given how different her level of performance was You'll find the practice exercises transcript vocabulary list and occasionally additional materials as always on Patreon in my members' area See you next Sunday here on YouTube or in one of my German courses in between for example one of the conversation courses or even on Instagram See you later Bye