Dative Verbs - 3 Minuten Deutsch #28 - Deutsch lernen

The video tutorial continues the discussion on the dative case in German, focusing on dative verbs. It explains that some verbs in German only take a direct object but use the dative case instead of the accusative. The tutorial provides examples of these verbs, highlighting their unique word order and translation nuances. Key verbs such as 'antworten', 'danken', 'fehlen', 'folgen', 'gefallen', 'gehören', 'glauben', 'helfen', 'passen', 'passieren', 'stehen', 'schmecken', and 'verzeihen' are discussed with example sentences to illustrate their usage.

How does the verb 'folgen' function in a sentence? Provide an example.

Provide an example of a sentence using a dative verb and explain its meaning.