How to Use "Wo", "Woher" and "Wohin" Question Words

This video tutorial teaches the use of three German question words: 'Vole', 'Vohere', and 'Vohin'. 'Vole' is used to ask about a location without reference to origin or destination. 'Vohere' is used to inquire about the origin, often translated with 'from' in English. 'Vohin' is used to ask about the destination or direction, often translated as 'where to'. The tutorial provides examples and explains the nuances of using these words in sentences.

What is the primary focus of the lesson on German question words?

• Exploring German culture

• Understanding different verbs in German

• Learning about German question words related to 'where'

• Practicing German pronunciation

Which question word would you use to ask 'Where is the library?' in German?

• woher

• wohin

• wo

• wann

What does 'woher' imply when used in a question?

• A future event

• A current location

• A prior location or origin

• A hypothetical situation

How would you ask 'Where are you from?' in German?

• Wohin gehst du?

• Wann kommst du?

• Woher kommst du?

• Wo bist du?

Which question word is used to inquire about the direction someone is traveling?

• woher

• wohin

• wo

• warum

How would you ask 'Where are you going?' in German?

• Wohin gehst du?

• Wann gehst du?

• Wo bist du?

• Woher kommst du?

What is the opposite of 'woher' in terms of directionality?

• wie

• wann

• wohin

• wo