Möchtest du die vielen Verben mit *„tragen“* endlich richtig verstehen? Dann ist dieses Video genau das Richtige für dich!
Das Verb *„tragen“* wird im Deutschen sehr häufig verwendet. Mit verschiedenen Präfixen entstehen jedoch neue Verben mit ganz unterschiedlichen Bedeutungen. In diesem Video erkläre ich dir die wichtigsten *Präfixverben mit „tragen“* einfach und verständlich – mit vielen Beispielsätzen aus dem Alltag.
Du lernst nicht nur die Bedeutung der einzelnen Verben, sondern auch ihre richtige Verwendung und typische Situationen, in denen Muttersprachler sie benutzen.
… und weitere wichtige Verben mit dem Stamm **„tragen“**.
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🗣️ Zu jedem Verb lernst du:
die Bedeutung die richtige Verwendung viele Beispielsätze typische Fehler wichtige Kollokationen
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📖 Beispiele aus dem Alltag
📦 hochtragen
Kannst du den Koffer bitte nach oben hochtragen?
⬇️ runtertragen
Er trägt die Kartons in den Keller runter.
📝 eintragen
Bitte tragen Sie Ihren Namen in die Liste ein.
🧴 auftragen
Ich trage jeden Morgen Sonnencreme auf. Sie trägt Parfüm auf.
🎤 vortragen
Die Studentin trägt ihr Referat vor. Er trägt ein Gedicht vor.
📰 austragen
Er trägt jeden Morgen Zeitungen aus. Sie haben ihren Streit endlich ausgetragen.
🤝 beitragen
Jeder kann zum Erfolg des Projekts beitragen.
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💡 Das lernst du außerdem:
trennbare Präfixe bei „tragen“ die richtige Satzstellung das Perfekt der Verben häufige Fehler vermeiden Unterschiede zwischen ähnlichen Verben
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This video, hosted by German teacher Janika, explains the various meanings of the verb \"tragen\" (to carry/wear) and how adding different separable prefixes changes its meaning. The lesson covers basic definitions, specific prefix variations used in daily life, and provides practical examples to help learners master these verbs.
To carry, to apply, to register, to record, to deliver, to carry up, to carry down.
What do these prefixes mean? Check out this video!
Hi! Good to have you back!
For everyone who doesn't know me yet, my name is Janika.
And from today onwards, I am your German teacher.
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Every day we wear something, but did you know,
that a small prefix can change the meaning of the verb "tragen"?
I'll show you the most important separable prefixes of "tragen".
the ones you need in everyday life.
Also watch this video until the very end!
You don't need to take any notes during the entire lesson,
because I've compiled everything for you into a single PDF file.
You can download these absolutely free.
You can find the link to it below this video.
Of course, I'll give you homework again.
And we'll do a test at the end of the video.
I'm giving you the homework assignment right now.
Write your own example with a new verb
Maybe you're first wondering what "to carry" actually means?
To carry means that you transport something using your strength,
also something from A to B.
For example
A tip right at the beginning.
The pronunciation is irregular; A becomes A-umlaut.
Carrying also has a second meaning.
We also use it for clothing and accessories.
For example
Very good, you already know what "to wear" means.
Now we will begin with our prefixes.
On
Applying means that you put something onto a surface.
For example
To contribute means something like to cooperate or to help.
The new employee has contributed significantly to the project.
Also, the new employee has been very helpful.
The past participle is included.
Enter
We often use "sich eintragen" or "etwas eintragen" in formal contexts.
To enter means something like registering or putting a name on a list.
For example
I am signing myself up on the list.
Where in the list?
Now my name is on the list.
What? In the list.
Very good, you've made it this far.
Can you also do this mini quiz?
What fits best here?
Does the postman deliver mail to A or collect mail from B?
Very good, answer B is correct, done.
The mail carrier delivers the mail.
And lift it up?
To hoist means to lift something upward.
For example
There is no elevator, so I carry the stroller up the stairs.
There is no elevator, there is no lift, so I carry the stroller up the stairs.
And carry it down?
Carrying down is the opposite of carrying up.
To carry down means to bring something downward.
For example
The furniture movers are carrying the sofa down the stairs.
Also the goal is below.
The furniture movers are carrying the sofa downstairs.
And something to present?
To present means to present something.
For example, a PowerPoint presentation.
Today I will present my ideas to my colleague.
Also today I present my ideas.
To the colleague here in the dative.
Who? The colleague.
And what are you wearing?
My ideas.
My ideas are in the accusative.
Today I will present my ideas to my colleague.
And? Did you pay good attention?
Now we'll take the test to store the newly learned knowledge.
And how did the test go?
I think you did a good job.
Please don't forget your homework
and write your own example with a new verb
Now in the comments.
Of course, I will read and correct your answer.
if necessary.
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