A1 German Course | Lesson 37 | German Dative Prepositions | Dative Prepositions in German | Urdu

German dative prepositions in German dative case include aus, bei, mit, nach, seit, von, zu and are explained in Free A1 German language course for beginners. This lesson on German dative prepositions in German language course A1 level address only dative prepositions in German language which are part of A1 level of German language course. For each German dative prepositions 2 example sentences are provided so that one can understand the use of dative preposition in German language. The use of prepositions is complicated and usually multiple prepositions have same meanining but one can use one preposition in a particular situation and another preposition in another situation. Same is true for German dative prepositions because some of the dative prepositions in German language also have same meaning but one cannot use 2 prepositions in the same situation. For each German dative prepositions 2 examples are provided so that one can get onself familiar with different usage of dative prepositions in German language. After the use of German dative prepositions if there is any of the following in the sentence, Definite and indefinite articles Possessive pronouns personal pronouns Adjectives then we have to use the definite and indefinite articles in German dative case, Possessive pronouns in German dative case, personal pronouns in German dative case, and we also have to use the adjective endings in German dative case. There are some more German dative prepositions but the dative prepositions in German language explained in this lesson corresponds to A1 level of German language course.