Learn German Direct Objects from Hanover
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Channel: Wolters World · 2010 · Education
www.woltersworld.com Direct objects are the parts of speach that receive action. I hit you. Ich schlage dich. The "you" and "dich" are the direct objects because they are being hit. mich - me, dich - you, ihn - him, es - it, sie - her, uns - us, euch - you guys informal, Sie - you formal, sie - them. Ich habe es geschickt - I sent it. Filmed at the Neues Rathaus, New Town Hall in Hannover, Germany.
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