Lesson 18: German Name-I (Akkusativ Lecture Expression)

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    İSMİN -İ HALİ (AKKUSATİV)

    Names in German (with the exception that we will give a little later) by changing their articles
    they will be transformed into the following:

    We change the "der" artikelini to "den" in order to put the names that are "art" into the -i.
    No changes are made to the names and articles of articulated "das" or "die".
    As a matter of fact, the word "eine" remains unchanged.
    As a matter of fact, the word "ein" changes to "einen" (to say)
    As a matter of fact, the word "keine" remains unchanged.
    As a matter of fact, the word "kein" changes to "keinen".

    now let's examine the exception we mentioned above;
    When naming the plural, you can say that they are plural by taking -n or -en fittings to the end of some names
    These names were the last letters -schaft, -heit, -keit, -in, -lei, -rei, -ung.
    Among these nouns with the article "der", when converting the noun to its accusative form, the article "der" becomes "den".
    and the word is used in plural form.
    All nouns with “der” are always used in plural form in the accusative form of the noun. This exception is only
    -i is not a special feature, it is valid for all cases.
    These are the rules about the name of the name.

    SIMPLE FORM


    accusative case

    der Mann (man)


    den Mann (man)
    der Ball (ball)


    from Ball
    der Sessel (armchair)


    den Sessel (seat)
    As you can see, it is said that there is no change in the word.

    der Student


    from Studenten (student)
    der Mensch (human)


    from Menschen (people)
    Since the above two examples are exceptional just mentioned, the words
    -i was used in multiple spellings.

    das Auge (eye)


    das Auge (eye)
    das Haus (house)


    das Haus (house)
    die Frau (woman)


    die Frau (woman)
    die Wand (wall)


    die Wand (wall)
    As we have seen above, there is no change in das and die artifacts and words.

    ein Mann (one man)


    einen Mann (a man)
    ein Fisch (one fish)


    einen Fisch (a fish)
    kein Mann (not a man)


    keinen Mann (not a man)
    kein Fisch (not a fish)


    keinen Fisch (not a fish)
    As you can see there is ein-einen and kein-keinen change.


    keine Frau (not a woman)


    keine Frau (not a woman)
    keine Woche (not a week)


    keine Woche (not a week)
    As you can see above, there is no change in eine and keine artikeller and word

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    esmaxnumx
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    When the word der schrank says cupboard, is it going to be schranken?

    irfan77
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    thank you very much for everything

    You hate...
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    Dankeschön!

    cloud
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    I am stuck about the states of my hello. Can you give more detail the case of the name i and the plural event?
    There is a stundent from the stundent but you said the student why not the students, the word is plural but it is like singular in translation, please help me I am very confused, thank you

    İSMİN -İ HALİ (AKKUSATİV)

    Names in German (with the exception that we will give a little later) by changing their articles
    they will be transformed into the following:

    We change the "der" artikelini to "den" in order to put the names that are "art" into the -i.
    No changes are made to the names and articles of articulated "das" or "die".
    As a matter of fact, the word "eine" remains unchanged.
    As a matter of fact, the word "ein" changes to "einen" (to say)
    As a matter of fact, the word "keine" remains unchanged.
    As a matter of fact, the word "kein" changes to "keinen".

    now let's examine the exception we mentioned above;
    When naming the plural, you can say that they are plural by taking -n or -en fittings to the end of some names
    These names were the last letters -schaft, -heit, -keit, -in, -lei, -rei, -ung.
    Among these nouns with the article "der", when converting the noun to its accusative form, the article "der" becomes "den".
    and the word is used in plural form.
    All nouns with “der” are always used in plural form in the accusative form of the noun. This exception is only
    -i is not a special feature, it is valid for all cases.
    These are the rules about the name of the name.

    SIMPLE FORM


    accusative case

    der Mann (man)


    den Mann (man)
    der Ball (ball)


    from Ball
    der Sessel (armchair)


    den Sessel (seat)
    As you can see, it is said that there is no change in the word.

    der Student


    from Studenten (student)
    der Mensch (human)


    from Menschen (people)
    Since the above two examples are exceptional just mentioned, the words
    -i was used in multiple spellings.

    das Auge (eye)


    das Auge (eye)
    das Haus (house)


    das Haus (house)
    die Frau (woman)


    die Frau (woman)
    die Wand (wall)


    die Wand (wall)
    As we have seen above, there is no change in das and die artifacts and words.

    ein Mann (one man)


    einen Mann (a man)
    ein Fisch (one fish)


    einen Fisch (a fish)
    kein Mann (not a man)


    keinen Mann (not a man)
    kein Fisch (not a fish)


    keinen Fisch (not a fish)
    As you can see there is ein-einen and kein-keinen change.


    keine Frau (not a woman)


    keine Frau (not a woman)
    keine Woche (not a week)


    keine Woche (not a week)
    As you can see above, there is no change in eine and keine artikeller and word

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    You are amazing, continue like this ..

    01month
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    Hi guys, you are making very good explanations. Health to your hands and heart. I'm new and I was quite confused but I started to understand a little. Thanks for everything :)

    AYMET to
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    Hello, I have a question;

    In the case of i, the indefinite negative and the plural of a noun with article is keine or kein?
    In case of i, if a noun with an article das is indefinite negative and its plural is keine or kein?

    thanks

    MuhaяяeM
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    aymete, if you examine the plural of nouns, you will see that the kein article is not used in the plural.
    Therefore, only keine is used in plurals, not kein.

    exalted
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    Hello, I have a question;

    In the case of i, the indefinite negative and the plural of a noun with article is keine or kein?
    In case of i, if a noun with an article das is indefinite negative and its plural is keine or kein?

    thanks

    Hello Aymete, let me try to give examples as far as I know...

    If we give an example of the first problem  der Tisch

    I have from Tisch Bought. 

    Here says Tisch, Because it is accusative from Tisch has been.

    So when we do it unclear and negative keinen tisch happens. So:

    I have keinen tisch Bought.

    [Hr]

    The second is; das Brot

    I have das Brot gegessen.

    Here das BrotSince it is Akkusativ,and the) there is no change.

    So when we do it unclear and negative kein brot happens. So:

    I have kein brot gegessen.

    And in both cases, the negative plural of the name save It happens.
    [Hr]

    Also, as Muharrem Hocan said, if you examine the subject of multiple names, you can get more information.

    Additionally, I hope the examples in the table will be useful…

    Forms of the Name –With Table–

    AYMET to
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    It's not "keinen" or "kein" in the plural. Thank you, I understand.

    exalted
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    It's not "keinen" or "kein" in the plural. Thank you, I understand.

    Yes that's right…

    angel255
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    I want to ask a few questions. Our hooker gave us a homework and says we will fill in a few sentences.bn, but I am not sure about it, but I am not sure if I did it wrong, I would be glad if I did it wrong and explain the reason.
    1-wo ist denn ____ schwamm? (I said bn) -ich weiß nicht.ich habe____schwamm nicht. (I said)
    2-möchtest du _____ (den) comic oder _____ (den) brief? -____ (der) comic, bitte.
    3-verflixt! Ich habe ___ (der) fußball taxessen.-Ach, Quatsch! Hier ist doch ____ (der) fußball.
    4-Schreibst du ____ (den) Brief heute noch? -Ach, verflixt! ______ () brief habe ich Vergessen.
    5-wer ist denn _____ () in mann? -Herr Cremer, _______ () Chemielehrer.
    6-Vorsicht! _____ () Elefant kommt!
    7-wer hat ______ () Helm? -Ach, ist denn _______ () Helm nicht too?
    8 -______ () Schwamm ist weg.-Eintschuldung, ich habe _____Scwamm.
    Thank you in advance.

    angel255
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    Thanks for your help :(:(:(

    expatriate
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    Hello friends
    I am a new member, I need a lot of help, I am continuing the course, I do not understand the water dativ nominativ and acoustics, I do not know how to understand that a sentence is akusatinv dativ, who does not answer the questions even if I ask the questions where, if I write a sample sentence, who can explain this sentence to me if I write a sample sentence? Please, the issues are getting more and more difficult
    I am waiting for your help.
    ..
    1-ich trinke einen cafe
    2-die hose kauft die frau
    3-ich gehe mit seiner freundin aus.

    Please can someone help me find the aku.dativ.nominativ in these sentences….

    angel255
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    my friend a sentence is not completely akkusativ dativ or nominativ. a word or phrase becomes akkusativ nominativ or dativ. the actress becomes nominativ. the person or thing affected by your work becomes akkusativ. for example in the 1st sentence you give
    1-ich trinke einen kaffee here einen kaffee becomes akkusativ.Also one of the most important things we need to know about akkusativ is not always the i-state of the name.German is a separate language. Saying the akkusative -i state confuses them a bit. For some reason, let's continue. I can't explain it like dominativi akkusativ.bi let me explain with an example.
    ich kaufe Franziska die blume.burda Franziska dativdir.bn bought franziskaya flowers. or of course it is not always that simple.
    The simplest way to understand dativi or akkusativi in ​​a sentence is to look at the articles. In this way, it is more difficult to understand the akkusativ because it is just deep, but dativde den-de, die-der, das-dem. It is useful to memorize verbs for nouns).
    gehören: belong to
    helfen: to help
    gefallen: like
    folgen: to follow
    appearing: to listen
    antworten: to answer
    erklären: explain
    erzählen: to tell, tell stories
    Of course, dativ verbs are not that much, but these are what I have in mind.
    what comes to my mind in akkusativ
    photographieren: taking pictures
    sehen: to watch, to watch
    kaufen: to buy
    haben
    suchen: search
    nehmen: get
    Accordingly, you can do the other 2 sentences, my friend. I am also a student, but I understand this subject well. It would be better if the teachers here also helped me, but…:(:(:( I hope I have helped: D

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