Die wichtigsten Präfixe mit fahren und kommen | Deutsch lernen | Deutsch A2 B1 | Learn German

Drive leave depart arrive continue What's the difference I'll explain it all in this video So let's get started Let's first look at the verb fahren Fahren means to travel or move using a vehicle Transportation vehicles move A transportation vehicle that has wheels For example we drive a car I can drive as well as ships and Boats are used for example I traveled by ship The verb "to travel" exists in combination with many separable prefixes as well as with many separable prefixes We will now examine these more closely The first verb is depart A separable verb Abfahren means to start driving Similar to depart For example the train departs at 6:56 p m The verb depart is used when a vehicle leaves a station or location We often do when we have to stick to a schedule—on the train on the bus Before we go on I have one more tip for you Are you preparing yourself Preparing for the B2 exam Then definitely check out the prep course from my girlfriend Elena Click the link above And off we go The verb "anfahren" means that I get hit by something or brush against it For example I was hit by another vehicle Driving away—that's where you already hear the prefix "away " Driving away means to move away from something ravel far meaning covering a great distance For instance I travel far because I want to get to know a different country There are also the verbs "to go up" and "to go down " I use this when I power up or shut down a machine or system booting it up and turning it off We can also use these verbs for the elevator that is the lift Here are two examples for you I turned on the computer I form the perfect tense here with haben Why Because there is no verb of the Movement is here It simply means to start But I'm taking the elevator down Here we use the perfect tense with "sein" because we have a movement And what does "fortfahren" mean "Fortschreiten" means to continue I Take a pause and continue For example the speaker continues in his Talk continues so he keeps speaking There is also the verb to experience Experience is inseparable To experience means to receive information For example From his lecture we learned a great deal Equally inseparable is the verb "befahren " which means to drive or travel on something To For example this street is heavily used every day The verb "befahren" is often used in the passive voice "Sich verfahren" means to lose one's sense of direction get lost Maybe we're heading in the wrong direction without even realizing it and we no longer know where we are For example where am I I've completely lost my way And why we don't use the perfect tense with "sein" here but with "haben" It's simple—because "sich verfahren" is reflexive and with reflexive verbs we always use "haben " Perfect with having Just one more question for you before I wrap up What do you drive o work by car by bicycle by motorcycle by train or Do you even walk there on foot Share your answer in the comments Thank you for watching Subscribe to this channel turn on the bell and Just give me a like please Looking forward to the next time See you soon bye Arrive get come along keep up occur progress manage o come to return and to escape What does "come" really mean Here I'll explain the ten most important prefixes of the verb "come " Hello nice to have you back For those who don’t know me yet my name is Janika and starting today I’ll be your German teacher Today we’ll look a let's take a very special German verb the verb kommen but not just come rather the various prefixes ankommen bekommen come along and so on A prefix is a syllable added to the beginning of a word that completely alters its meaning can change Today I'll explain to you the ten most important prefixes of the verb Come with real-life examples from everyday and professional life Let's get started Before we begin the lesson you can already subscribe to this channel Subscribe and turn on the bell so you never miss another video You don't need to take notes during class I've compiled everything for you in a free PDF file which you can find below the video Of course I'll also give you a link Homework ready so you can apply your knowledge right away At the end of the video we'll also do a quiz with answers to check whether you've grasped everything You've got it I'm giving you the homework assignment right now Answer this Question Where are you from Write your answer after class in the Comments Arrive a synonym for arriving for example when is the Another example The delivery arrived yesterday or in the perfect tense The delivery It arrived yesterday "Bekommen" with the accusative is inseparable and means something like "to get" or "to receive " for example I get a Gift or I received a gift The past participle is irregular and again matches the infinitive bekommen Come along also separable meaning something like taking part in something to For example we're going to the movies Come along The verb "vorkommen" is separable and has two various meanings When we link it with a dative case It means something like finding something odd for example it seems strange to me That sounds strange to means the same as I find it odd I find it strange Occurring without supplementation means how something happens For example an error occasionally occurs This means something like an error happens occasionally In addition that is also separable That means showing up late Here's a situation: I' m still at work so you can start grilling already I'll get back to it later or simply I'll come back later Getting back that's again detachable Coming back is like going back meaning returning to a place For example I'm just going to get some milk and I'll be right back Making progress with the dative case which is also a separable verb and means Making progress for example I just can't seem to move forward with my master's thesis That means the same thing as I'm not making progress with my master's thesis Simply no progress Getting by with the dative case Getting by means having no difficulties for example he's not yet handling the new tasks very well This means he still needs a few more Having trouble with the new tasks The plus accusative indicates something is imminent meaning something is coming soon for example a A challenging project is coming our way A difficult project lies ahead of us Well done you've made it this far Are you ready for the Bonus tip Here we go Have you ever heard the verb "entkommen" "Entkommen" means separable and means something like flee for example the thief managed to escaped from the police So we have "escaped" plus dative Did you pay good attention Now let's do our little quiz You have three options and you choose A B or C Today you've learned a lot again but have you ever thought about what it would be like if you were even more effective with me online Want to learn German Then sign up now for your desired course on the waiting list One You can find the registration link below this video Please don't forget your 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