German Prepositions with Dative and Accusative (Wo ist Justyna?) | Super Easy German (120)

The video revisits a popular Easy German video featuring Justyna, now a producer at Easy Polish. It explores German prepositions, focusing on dative, accusative, and alternating prepositions, with practical examples. The video aims to teach viewers about the correct usage of these prepositions in different contexts. Additional resources for further learning are provided, including links to related content in Easy Polish and Easy Spanish.

What was the original purpose of the video featuring Justyna?

• To showcase Justyna's acting skills

• To teach German prepositions

• To promote Easy Polish

• As a media training exercise

Which type of prepositions are used to describe a location or state?

• Genitive prepositions

• Alternating prepositions

• Dative prepositions

• Accusative prepositions

What happens to Justyna after she finishes the first chapter of her book?

• She stands still

• She goes to the bank

• She buys a new book

• She goes home

Where does Justyna go after leaving the bookstore?

• To the fruit stand

• To the street

• To the library

• To the bank

What do accusative prepositions typically describe?

• A person's mood

• A fixed location

• A change of location or state

• A time of day

How are alternating prepositions used when describing a movement?

• With the dative case

• With the accusative case

• With the genitive case

• With no specific case

What is Justyna doing when she is described as standing next to a dancing man?

• Walking around

• Standing still

• Leaning against a house

• Reading a book