The GERMAN SUBJUNCTIVE. EASY if you KNOW these couple of Things

WHAT IF? We all like to dream. And luckily, it’s easy to express in German. We’re talking about the subjunctive, a scary thought maybe, but stick around, because it’s easier than you think. If we’re talking about ourselves, we’re going to be using the verb 'würden' mostly to express not what we are doing or did do, but what we would do. It’s those hypothetical situations. Often talked about as a conditional, since we say what we would do if things were different. But for sein, haben and the modals, we need a special form of the subjunctive. Today we find out how.
The subjunctive is a whole lot easier if you know:
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In this video we take a brief look at the present tense subjunctive only.

This video is part of a 13 week series for students at the University of Tasmania. It is accompanied by the textbook Bausteine zwei.

GET BAUSTEINE Zwei HERE https://bausteine.gumroad.com/l/pmadh

If you still haven't picked up Bausteine eins, you can get it here https://bausteine.gumroad.com/l/gszza

Read our Grammar Posts on Substack https://open.substack.com/pub/baustei...

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