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Learn the conjugation of kommen in three tenses and some useful expressions.
Course Index
- How to Say "I'm tired" - Vocab and Phrases
- The Verb "Can"
- Mobility
- Separable Verbs - Present Tense
- Word Order - Part 1: Position of Main Verbs in Main Clauses
- Word Order - Part 2: Questions
- Word Order - Part 3: Time Manner Place
- Word Order - Part 4: Direct & Indirect Objects
- The Verb "to come"
- The Verb "sagen"
- kein vs. nicht
- How to Say "I don't have time" in German
- How to Say "I'm going home"
- How to Use the Verb "dabeihaben"
- How to Say "Do you have...?"
- The Verb 'to sleep'
- The Verbs "to hear" vs. "to listen" / B1
- ennen vs. wissen | sich auskennen
- frühstücken ∙ zu Mittag essen ∙ zu Abend essen
- How to Say "I don't know" and "No idea" - German Vocab + Expressions
- How to Say "How was your weekend?" and more useful phrases
- The Difference Between "schon" and "schön"
- ow To Use "anymore" in a Sentence
- How to Say "This is Fun!"
- 25 Useful Everyday Phrases
- The Preposition "bei"
- How to Say "I Need to Improve My German!"
- Job Vocab, Phrases & Listening Comprehension
- How to Say "I'm going to someone's place" and "I'm at someone's place"
- "in" vs. "nach" vs. "zu" - German Prepositions
- Listening Comprehension: Mysterious Yellow Ball
- "to be" in the Preterite Tense - Conjugation & Phrases
- How to Say "I like to..." - German Vocab and Useful Expressions
- How to Say "I Would Like To..."
- How to Express Pain
- The Perfect Tense - Part 1: Regular Verbs
- The Perfect Tense - Part 2: Verbs of Movement
- The Perfect Tense - Part 3: Separable Verbs
- How to Say "I Bought Myself..."
- 30 Excuses for Being Late - Simple German Sentences
- 111 English Words in the German Language
- How To Say "This is not working"
- How-Questions - wie lange, wie spät, wie viel, wie hoch
- When-Questions - wann, seit wann, bis wann, ab wann
- Come visit me! - The Verb "besuchen" - Vocab + Listen
- The Genitive Case - Part 1: Definite Articles
- The Genitive Case - Part 2: Indefinite Articles
- Listening Comprehension: 100 Things Jenny Likes and Doesn't Like
- "if" and "when" - als, wenn, ob, wann
- The Top 100 German Verbs
- Two Way Prepositions - Dative OR Accusative
- - The Difference between "sich setzen" and "sitzen"
- How to Say "Happy New Year"
- to get on, in, out, off a bus, train, car... / B1
- Subordinating Conjunctions - Part 1: weil - dass - ob
- Subordinating Conjunctions - Part 2: wenn - bevor - damit - obwohl
- Subordinating Conjunctions - Part 3: wann - wo - was - wer - wie
- Studying in Germany: Part 1 - Essential Vocab & Phrases
- Studying in Germany: Part 2 - "studieren" vs. "lernen"
- Flying: Vocabulary, Useful Phrases and Listening Comprehension -B2
- Sleeping: Vocab, Phrases and Listening Comprehension -B2
- How to Say "Happy Easter" - Explaining Easter Holiday Traditions
- Adverbs of Time - Part 1: Syntax
- Adverbs of Time - Part 2: morgens ∙ mittags ∙ abends ∙ nachts
- Adverbs of Time - Part 3: seit ∙ lang ∙ vor
- Adverbs of Time - Part 4: "her" vs. "vor" (ago)
- Adverbs of Time - Part 5: für ∙ schon lange ∙ seit langem
- Adverbs of Time - Part 6: eben ∙ gerade ∙ gleich
- My Only Chance!!! - nur ∙ bloß ∙ lediglich ∙ erst ∙ einzig
- I'm disappointed... - enttäuscht ∙ enttäuschend ∙ Enttäuschung
- Eine Woche ohne Internet - Book Review: Reading + Listening
- Subordinating Conjunctions - Part 4: Useful Phrases
- Subordinating Conjunctions - Part 5: Phrases with "dass"-clauses
- Asking Questions - Mit wem?
- 50 Adjectives & Opposites
- Listening Comprehension - Im Wald
- There was/were - Es gab - Perfekt vs. Präteritum
- Adjective Endings - Nominative - Definite and Indefinite Articles
- Adjective Endings - Accusative - Definite and Indefinite Articles
- Adjective Endings - Dative - Definite and Indefinite Articles
- Adjective Endings - Genitive - Definite and Indefinite Articles
- QUIZ! - Adjective Endings - Definite & Indefinite Articles - ALL CASES
- I Need New Ones! - Adjectives Used as Nouns
- At the Pharmacy - In der Apotheke - Vocab & Listening Comprehension
- Colloquial German - This Makes Me Wanna PUKE! - Vocab + Listening
- Vielleicht... Eventuell... Möglicherweise... Mag sein... Kann sein...
- Making suggestions - Dialogues on the Street
- to start - to stop - anfangen - aufhören
- I'm all alone! - ganz allein
- Jenny is looking for an apartment in Berlin - Vocab & Listening
- The Verb 'to practice' - Vocab + Listening Comprehension
- He Lied to Me... But the Truth Will Come out! - lügen - anlügen
- als vs. wie - Comparisons in German
- Subordinating Conjunctions - Part 6: selbst wenn
Course Description
In this series of 94 video lessons, learn the absolute basics about the German language with your friendly instructor, Jenny.
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