Deutsch mit Julia - Learn German

Deutsch mit Julia - Learn German “Deutsch mit Julia” started in 2009 on U-Tube and was thought to be for intermediate to advanced learners to support them with their German.

Learn German with Julia
U-Tube: https://www.youtube.com/user/meroba34
Alison.com: https://alison.com/course/basic-german-language-skills-revised
Website: www.deutschmitjulia.com
Deutsch mit Julia The lessons are posted from Ireland by Julia who is living abroad since 2005. She is a German native speaker, born in Berlin and has has studied French in the past. This project was born due to a period

of unemployment and has quickly found an audience with 22 000 views within 2 years on U-Tube. Julia has therefore decided to post some more lessons in 2011 which will be still free and can be found on the Deutsch mit Julia Blog as well as on U-Tube (meroba34). We hope this will support and help you! Enjoy the German learning experience!

“Deutsch mit Julia”

Der Nominativ
17/11/2024

Der Nominativ

Some ‘shopping online’ German:
09/11/2024

Some ‘shopping online’ German:

Deutsch mit Julia - German with Julia:Learn German with fun, learn German with success, learn German with Julia! German with Julia presents beginner and adva...

08/11/2024
Say something in German about Brigitte and Axel and their pets! - Hat Axel eine Katze oder einen Hund?
08/11/2024

Say something in German about Brigitte and Axel and their pets! - Hat Axel eine Katze oder einen Hund?

Did you know that German nouns ending with '-eich' or 'ich' like 'Teich' (pond), Strich (line), Streich (a prank) are of...
08/11/2024

Did you know that German nouns ending with '-eich' or 'ich' like 'Teich' (pond), Strich (line), Streich (a prank) are often male (using 'der')?

--> der Tecih, der Strich, der Streich

Remember that you will need the accusative case after the verb 'haben' in German! 'Ein' --> 'einen' for a male noun. An...
08/11/2024

Remember that you will need the accusative case after the verb 'haben' in German! 'Ein' --> 'einen' for a male noun. And 'kein' --> 'keinen'.

Der Akkusativ nach 'haben' und Verneining mit 'kein' - The Accusative case after the verb 'haben' (to have) and negation with 'kein':

Hello dear friends of 'German mit Juli'. I hope you are all having a great day. German can be a tricky language with a l...
29/08/2024

Hello dear friends of 'German mit Juli'. I hope you are all having a great day. German can be a tricky language with a lot of tough grammar! Don't give up, you will get through this!

Do you know for instance the difference between 'KEIN' and 'NICHT'?

Have a look at the pictures. 'Kein' is used for things you can count while 'nicht' negates an action or a verb. 'Nicht' is often placed at the end of the sentence while 'kein' is positioned in front of the noun. 'Kein' also changes depending on the noun's gender and number.

Keep learning with fun, with success, with Julia!

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Dative or accusative case that can be very confusing in the German language. Some verbs require the dative, others the a...
03/04/2023

Dative or accusative case that can be very confusing in the German language. Some verbs require the dative, others the accusative and also some prepositions require the accusative or the dative. Not easy! For example the verb 'finden' (to find) is followed by the accusative: 'Ich finde ein blaues Polohemd.' (WEN finde ich? --> accusative). The preposition 'auf' (on/upon) can be followed by either accusative or dative. When you can ask 'Wo finde ich...' (Where) then you need to use the dative case. --> auf dem Sitz (on the seat) / Wo finde ich das Polohemd? Auf dem Sitz --> dative case. 'Was findest du auf dem Sitz?'

Did you know that all months are masculine in German? Der Januar, der Februar etc.
03/04/2023

Did you know that all months are masculine in German? Der Januar, der Februar etc.

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