Unsere mutter unsere vater with english subtitles

#Unsere mutter unsere vater with english subtitles series#
#Unsere mutter unsere vater with english subtitles tv#

#Unsere mutter unsere vater with english subtitles series#

The members of the discussion panel were: Benjamin Benedict, producer of the series Prof. For viewers in the UK it is available on the I-Player until 17 May, and is described by the BBCвЂ™s website as below:ДЇollowing the final episode of the award-winning German drama Generation War, Martha Kearney is joined by a panel including the programme makers, leading historians and cultural commentators, to examine the historical facts behind the series, the controversy it has caused and why now Germany is confronting the difficult issues of its past. The BBC showed a discussion programme titled Generation War: FactВ and Fiction immediately after the final episode. As described in this blog post, it tells the story of five German friends from 1941-45: two brothers,В Wilhelm and Friedhelm,В who are soldiers, Charlotte, a nurse, Greta, a singer and Viktor, a Jew. Its German title is Unsere MГјtter, unsere VГ¤ter, which translates as Our Fathers, our Mothers.

#Unsere mutter unsere vater with english subtitles tv#

Hope that helps someone.Generation War, the German WWII TV drama series, has now finished on the BBC. I just checked and German is like English not like Hebrew and Greek in that it doesnвЂ™t combine the verb and pronoun into one word at least not in all situations. The verb is conjugated to tell if the verb action is вЂњI did somethingвЂќ or вЂњyou didвЂ¦one word carries all the information. I havenвЂ™t studied enough German lately to know if verbs are conjugated like in Hebrew and Greek. German is more like English that way with separate words not suffixes. Hebrew adds suffixes to nouns to tell you if it is mine, yours, hers, etc. ItвЂ™s like building a house after seeing the plansвЂ“that pile of lumber makes more sense. I think that if you understand the structure or framework of a language it is then simply a matter of plugging in the different words. Greek has the N, G, D, A, & Vocative nouns cases the study of which makes German easier for me than it might have been without my study of Greek. Hebrew is a Semitic language (so are Arabic and Ethiopic to name two others) and it has M & F nouns. English is also an I-E language but doesnвЂ™t classify nouns as M, F, N. Greek and German are Indo-European languages and both have M, F, N nouns. вЂ“ This is their business.Дas ist euer Auto. вЂ“ This is your business.Дas ist ihre Angelegenheit. вЂ“ This is our business.Дas ist eure Angelegenheit. вЂ“ This is your plan.Дie Angelegenheit (business) вЂ“ feminine nounДas ist unsere Angelegenheit. вЂ“ This is his spoon.Дas ist deine Tasche. вЂ“ This is your spoon.Дas ist sein LГ¶ffel.

Following you can find some example sentences:Дas ist dein LГ¶ffel. The forms in red are used when you refer to a feminine noun.

The forms in blue and green are used when you refer to a masculine or neuter noun. Table: German possessive pronouns in the nominative case LetвЂ™s have a look at the different forms of German possessive pronouns in the nominative case. But what about possessive pronouns? Well, this is a little bit trickier because there are different forms for each person, depending on the case and gender of the noun you use. Memorizing German personal pronouns is easy. That is, when a speaker uses the word вЂњIвЂќ in his or her statements we automatically know that this person is talking of him- or herself and not of one of us. The ability to change perspectives when we talk with one another is one of the most awesome characteristics of humans.