Present Tense of "sein" - Beginner German with Herr Antrim Lesson #12

This video tutorial explains how to use the German verb 'Zine' with adjectives to describe people and things, focusing on nationalities and occupations without using articles. It also covers the use of articles with objects, providing rules based on gender and number. A fun fact about the verb 'Zine' is shared, highlighting its unique ability to have two subjects in a sentence.

How do you describe someone as 'handsome' in German using 'sein'?

• Ich bin stark.

• Ich bin hooch.

• Ich bin klug.

• Ich bin fowl.

Which of the following sentences correctly describes someone as 'Swiss' in German?

• Du bist schweitzerin.

• Ich bin schweitzerin.

• Er ist schweitzerin.

• Sie ist schweitzerin.

What is the correct article to use for a masculine noun in German?

• den

• der

• das

• die

How would you say 'I am a teacher' in German?

• Ich bin eine Lehrerin.

• Ich bin ein Lehrer.

• Ich bin Lehrer.

• Ich bin Lehrerin.

What is unique about the verb 'sein' in German?

• It does not require an object.

• It is only used in past tense.

• It can have two subjects.

• It can be used without a subject.