How to know if a sentence is akkusativ or nominativ?
Here's when to use each of the four German cases:Nominative – The subject of the sentence performs the action (verb) and answers the question Wer? (Who?) or Was? (What?). ... Accusative – The direct object receives an action from the subject and answers the question Wen? (Who/Whom?) or Was (What?).More items...
Here's when to use each of the four German cases:Nominative – The subject of the sentence performs the action (verb) and answers the question Wer? (Who?) or Was? (What?). ... Accusative – The direct object receives an action from the subject and answers the question Wen? (Who/Whom?) or Was (What?).More items...
