German Irregular (Strong) Verbs Present Tense - Deutsch lernen

The video tutorial covers irregular verbs in the German present tense, focusing on stem changes in the 'du' and 'er/sie/es' forms. It explains three main patterns: A to Ä umlaut, E to I, and E to IE, providing examples and conjugations for each. The tutorial also highlights exceptions and important notes for specific verbs.

What are the three major patterns for irregular verbs in the German language?

Explain the A to a umlaut pattern with examples.

How is the verb 'essen' conjugated in the present tense?

What is unique about the verb 'helfen' in terms of its object?

What happens to the verb 'vaden' in its conjugation?

Describe the E to I pattern and provide examples.

How do modal auxiliaries affect the placement of verbs in a sentence?