Wer, Wen, & Was - German 1 WS Explanation - Deutsch lernen

The video tutorial explains the differences between the German question words Via, Vein, and Vas. Via is used for subjects in the nominative case, equivalent to 'who' in English. Vein is used for direct objects in the accusative case, similar to 'whom'. Vas is used for both nominative and accusative cases, meaning 'what'. The tutorial includes examples and exercises to help understand the correct usage of these words.

What is the primary difference between 'Via' and 'Vein'?

• 'Via' is used for questions, 'Vein' for statements.

• 'Via' is used for places, 'Vein' for people.

• 'Via' is used for subjects, 'Vein' for direct objects.

• 'Via' is used for objects, 'Vein' for subjects.

Which word would you use to ask 'Who is buying that?' in German?

• Vas

• Vera

• Vein

• Via

Which case is 'Vein' associated with?

• Nominative

• Dative

• Accusative

• Genitive

If you want to ask 'Whom are you inviting?' in German, which word would you use?

• Via

• Vein

• Vas

• Vera

In which cases can 'Vas' be used?

• Only nominative

• Only accusative

• Neither nominative nor accusative

• Both nominative and accusative

What question word would you use for 'What is that?' in German?

• Via

• Vein

• Vas

• Vera

In the sentence 'Whom do you like?', which German word would be appropriate?

• Via

• Vera

• Vein

• Vas