Nominative and Accusative case in German Language | German Cases | A2 German Course | Lesson 1

Welcome to the first German language lesson for beginners course A2. In the series of German language lessons for beginners, I have discussed nominative and Accusative cases in German language in Urdu. Nominative case in German language is the subject of the sentence whereas the accusative case in German language is the direct object of the sentence. The sentence structure in German language is also explained word by word. In a simple German sentence subject (nominative case in German language) comes at the first position in the sentence. Verbs in German language comes at the second position in the sentence and verbs are conugated with respect to the subject (Nominative case in German language) of the sentence. Direct Object or the accusative case in German language comes after the verb. On subject of sentence, we have to apply the rules of nominative case in German language, whereas on the direct object we have to apply the rules of accusative case in German language.