German Question Words for People: A Comprehensive Guide

This video tutorial introduces German question words, focusing on 'Wer', 'Wen', 'Wem', and 'Wessen'. It explains their usage in identifying subjects, accusative cases, indirect objects, and possession. The tutorial provides examples and comparisons with English to enhance understanding.

What is the German equivalent of the English question word 'who'?

• Wen

• Wer

• Wem

• Was

In which case is 'wer' used in a sentence?

• Genitive

• Nominative

• Dative

• Accusative

Which question word is used in German to ask about the direct object?

• Wer

• Wen

• Wem

• Wessen

When asking 'Who are you calling?' in German, which word would you use?

• Wessen

• Wer

• Wen

• Wem

Which German question word is used for the indirect object?

• Wem

• Wen

• Wer

• Wessen

How do you ask 'To whom did you give the book?' in German?

• Wem hast du das Buch gegeben?

• Wen hast du das Buch gegeben?

• Wer hat das Buch gegeben?

• Wessen Buch hast du gegeben?

Which question word would you use to ask about ownership in German?

• Wen

• Wer

• Wessen

• Wem

What is the correct translation for 'Whose car is parked in front of the house?' in German?

• Wem Auto steht vor dem Haus?

• Wessen Auto steht vor dem Haus?

• Wer Auto steht vor dem Haus?

• Wen Auto steht vor dem Haus?

Which question word is used to ask 'Whose idea was that?' in German?

• Wer

• Wen

• Wem

• Wessen

How would you ask 'Whose laptop did you borrow?' in German?

• Wen Laptop hast du geliehen?

• Wem Laptop hast du geliehen?

• Wer Laptop hast du geliehen?

• Wessen Laptop hast du geliehen?