Dürfen & Können - 3 Minuten Deutsch #22 - Deutsch lernen

The video tutorial discusses the modal auxiliaries Dauphin and Cunnen, often confused in English and German. Dauphin means being allowed, while Cunnen means being able. The tutorial highlights common misuse in English, where 'can' is used for permission, and similar issues in German. Examples are provided to clarify usage, and the blurred distinction between these auxiliaries is discussed. Viewers are encouraged to practice and share their experiences.

What is the difference between 'Dauphin' and 'Cunnen' as modal auxiliaries?

How do people commonly misuse 'can' in English when asking for permission?

In what situations might the usage of 'Dauphin' and 'Cunnen' be problematic?

Why do you think the difference between 'Dauphin' and 'Cunnen' has become less significant over time?

What are some examples of sentences using 'Dauphin' and 'Cunnen'?