This video tells you how to conjugate the regular verbs in german :-). The german irregular verbs for one are not too manifold. the authors at wikipedia estimate that there are around 200 irregular verbs for german learners to deal with. just to give you some perspective: in french they have counted 570 of those.. Learning the right endings for german adjectives is probably one of the most difficult challenges in tackling the language. why? well, if you need to learn e.g. the cases of german nouns you need to know which of the four cases you have to use and then choose the right form depending on whether the noun is masculine, feminine or neuter and if we have a singular or plural form..
Most german verbs follow a predictable pattern in the present tense. once you learn the pattern for one german verb, you know how most german verbs are conjugated. (yes, there are some irregular verbs like haben and sein that don't always follow the rules, but even they will usually have the same endings as other verbs.) the basics. each verb has a basic "infinitive" ("to") form.. Get the picture of the most important german verbs with sein and my guide to the 12 most common german mistakes and how to avoid them: https://goo.gl/dcz3zz - monthly video calls with me, insiders. German language learners understand, better than anyone, the old expression: “the devil is in the details.” the devil seems to be alive and well in german adjective endings..
