Welch, welche, welcher, .... dies, diese, dieser ..... | Lesson 39 | A2 German Course

"Welch" is a question word in German language and is used to ask questions in German language. In lesson 39 of free A2 German language course for beginners, welch and dies are explained with examples. The use of "Welch" in German language depends on the case in which the noun is being used and also the gender of noun about which the information is being asked. It is used to ask questions about specific things or to express a choice among alternatives. It agrees with the noun it refers to in gender, number, and case. Here are some examples of how "welch" can be used in different cases: Nominative case: Welcher Film gefällt dir am besten? (Which film do you like the most?) Welche Farbe hat dein neues Auto? (What color is your new car?) Welches Buch möchtest du lesen? (Which book would you like to read?) Accusative case: Welchen Tee möchtest du trinken? (Which tea would you like to drink?) Welche Sprache sprichst du am besten? (Which language do you speak the best?) Welches Kleid hast du gestern gekauft? (Which dress did you buy yesterday?) Dative case: Mit welchem Freund gehst du ins Kino? (Which friend are you going to the cinema with?) An welchem Tag hast du Geburtstag? (On which day is your birthday?) In welchem Land möchtest du Urlaub machen? (In which country would you like to go on vacation?) These are just a few examples of how "welch" can be used in German. Its usage can vary depending on the context and the specific question being asked. In German, "dies" is a demonstrative pronoun that translates to "this" or "these" in English. It is used to point to or refer to specific things or people that are nearby in terms of time or space. "Dies" agrees with the noun it refers to in gender, number, and case. Here are some examples of how "dies" can be used in different cases: Nominative case: Dieses Buch ist interessant. (This book is interesting.) Diese Blumen sind schön. (These flowers are beautiful.) Dieses Kind ist sehr klug. (This child is very smart.) Accusative case: Ich habe dieses Buch gestern gekauft. (I bought this book yesterday.) Siehst du diese Katze dort? (Do you see this cat over there?) Ich esse gerade diese Äpfel. (I am eating these apples right now.) Dative case: Ich gebe diesem Kind ein Geschenk. (I am giving a gift to this child.) Ich helfe diesem Mann bei seiner Arbeit. (I am helping this man with his work.) Ich spreche mit dieser Frau über das Projekt. (I am talking to this woman about the project.) These are just a few examples of how "dies" can be used in German. Its usage can vary depending on the context and the specific noun it refers to.