Nach Hause vs Zu Hause - German 1 WS Explanation - Deutsch lernen

The video tutorial explains the difference between 'Na Hausa' and 'Sue Hausa' in German. 'Na Hausa' is used for going towards home, while 'Sue Hausa' is used for being at home. The tutorial highlights the importance of context, as 'Na' and 'Sue' can also mean 'to' depending on usage. 'Na' is used for places larger than a city, while 'Sue' is for locations within a city. The video provides examples to clarify these concepts, emphasizing the directional nature of 'Na' when referring to home as a direction rather than a location.

What is the primary difference between Na Hausa and Sue Hausa?

• Na Hausa is used for motion verbs, Sue Hausa for non-motion verbs.

• Na Hausa indicates direction towards home, Sue Hausa indicates being at home.

• Na Hausa is used for places within a city, Sue Hausa for larger areas.

• Na Hausa is used for smaller places, Sue Hausa for larger places.

When should you use Na Hausa instead of Sue Hausa?

• When referring to a place within a city.

• When referring to a direction or motion towards a place.

• When referring to a non-motion verb.

• When referring to a place larger than a city.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses Na Hausa?

• I am staying Na Hausa.

• I am going Na Hausa.

• I am listening Na Hausa.

• I am helping Na Hausa.

In the sentence 'The teacher comes home at 3:00', which form should be used?

• Sue Hausa

• Neither can be used

• Na Hausa

• Both can be used

Which verb type requires the use of Na Hausa?

• Both motion and non-motion verbs

• Neither motion nor non-motion verbs

• Motion verbs

• Non-motion verbs