Wer, Wen, & Was - 3 Minuten Deutsch Lesson #15 - Deutsch lernen

The video tutorial explains the use of the German question words 'veia', 'vain', and 'vas', which correspond to 'who', 'whom', and 'what' in English. It covers the grammatical rules for using these words, including their application in nominative and accusative cases. The tutorial provides examples to illustrate the correct usage of each word and highlights common mistakes made by English speakers. The video concludes with a practice assignment for viewers to create questions using each of the three words.

What is the English equivalent of the German question word 'vas'?

• Where

• What

• Whom

• Who

In German, which question word is used for things and not people?

• Veia

• Vein

• Vas

• Viel

Which German question word corresponds to 'who' in English?

• Viel

• Veia

• Vas

• Vein

In German, when should 'vein' be used instead of 'veia'?

• When referring to a time

• When referring to the direct object of the sentence

• When referring to a place

• When referring to the subject of the sentence

What is the main reason 'veia' and 'vein' are often confused by English speakers?

• They are used in the same context

• They have the same meaning

• English speakers often ignore the use of 'whom'

• They sound similar