A1 German Course | Lesson 7 | Cases in German Language | Nominative | Accusative | Dative | Urdu

Nominative, Accusative, Dative and Genetive case in German language is explained with examples in A1 level of German language course for beginners. There are 4 cases in German language and this video explained the cases in German language with examples. These cases are 1. Nominative Case 2. Accustiave Case 3. Dative Case 4. Genitive case Nominative case in German language is the subject of the sentence Accusative case in German language is the direct object of the sentence Dative case in German language is the indirect object of the sentence Genitive case in German language shows the possession of something or someone in the sentence Depending on the nature of the sentence, one sentence in German language may have only nominative case or nominative case and accusative case, or nominative case, accusative and dative case or nominative, accusative, dative and genitive cases. Therefore a case in German language is a part of sentence. Nominative case in German language which is the subject of sentence in German language perform action Accusative case in German language which is the direct object of sentence in German language receive action Dative case in German language which is the indirect object of sentence in German language is someone for whom the action is performed. Genitive case in German language which shows the possession represents the owner of someone or something. In the next lessons of A1 level of German language course for beginners each case will be explained in detail along with the relevant examples of nominative, accusative, dative and genitive case.