Kennen vs Wissen - German 1 WS Explanation - Deutsch lernen

The video tutorial explains the differences between the German verbs 'Kennan' and 'Vissen', which both translate to 'know' in English. 'Kennan' is used for knowing people or things, while 'Vissen' is used for knowing facts or information. The tutorial covers the conjugation of both verbs, highlighting that 'Kennan' is regular, whereas 'Vissen' involves a stem change. Practical examples are provided to illustrate the correct usage of each verb in different contexts.

What is the primary use of 'Kennan' in German?

• To talk about future plans

• To describe feelings

• To indicate acquaintance with people or places

• To express knowledge of facts

Which verb is used for knowing facts or information in German?

• Kennan

• Haben

• Vissen

• Sein

How does the verb 'Vissen' change in the 'ich' form?

• It becomes a regular verb

• It takes an 'ei' stem change

• It adds an 's' at the end

• It remains the same as the infinitive

In which case would you use 'Kennan' instead of 'Vissen'?

• When mentioning a historical date

• When discussing a scientific fact

• When referring to a city you are familiar with

• When talking about a telephone number

What is the correct form of 'Vissen' for 'du'?

• Vissen

• Vistest

• Vist

• Viss

Which verb form would you use for 'Do you know my address?'

• Kennst

• Vist

• Weißt

• Kennen

What is the correct verb form for 'The children know their parents'?

• Kennen

• Kennen

• Weißt

• Vissen