Where to place the object in German | Dativ & Akkusativ Objects

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Are you not sure where exactly an object is placed in a German sentence? First the accusative object and then the dative object? Or is it the other way around? And how about pronouns? 🧐 In this video you will learn where to position the accusative and dative objects, nouns and pronouns. There are 3 main rules you have to memorize and a couple additional special rules which are all explained in detail in this German lesson. And in the bonus tip at the end some nice to knows.

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⌚ TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Video Content
0:33 3 rules
2:32 Rule No 1: Nomen + Nomen
5:55 Rule No 2: Pronomen + Nomen
7:59 Rule No 3: Pronomen + Pronomen
10:00 Bonus Tipp

Viel Spaß und bis bald
Luzi

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