Do you know these German Separable Prefixes & What They Mean?

The video tutorial explores less common separable prefixes in the German language, explaining their meanings and uses through various examples. It covers prefixes like 'ausainanda', 'empoa', 'and gagan', 'entlang', 'fan', 'heim', 'los', 'nita', and 'susaman', highlighting their unique functions and providing practical examples to illustrate their application in sentences.

What does the prefix 'ausainanda' generally mean?

• Above

• Below

• Apart

• Together

Which prefix indicates an upward movement?

• Entlang

• Empoa

• SVI

• GAGAN

What does 'and Gagan common' mean?

• To resist

• To meet

• To separate

• To lift

What does the prefix 'entlang' mean?

• Across

• Along

• Against

• Into

What action does 'SVI bison' describe?

• To meet

• To lift up

• To walk along

• To bite in two

Which prefix is often translated as 'far'?

• FIA

• Fan

• GAGAN

• Heim

What does 'Gagan checking' mean?

• To double check

• To sign

• To walk

• To sit

What does the prefix 'heim' signify?

• Together

• Downward

• Next to

• Home

Which prefix indicates a downward direction?

• Suruk

• Vita

• Nita

• Los

What does 'Susaman' mean when used as a prefix?

• To return

• To bring together

• To continue

• To separate