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Es gefällt mir. (word order)

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Hoffentlich gefällt dir dein neuer Mixer. Please feel free to share, and I'll give you a report on my trip when back! Nein, Ihr Gesicht gefällt mir nicht.

And a photograph does not have any emotions - so it must be Paulina. So this phrase is not perfect in writing. Aber sie geht ihn bewusst in der Gesellschaft.

Shame im Interview: „Mir gefällt es, aus diesen Dreckssäcken Profit zu schlagen“ - It's been 20 years since I last roamed the streets of Munich, and even a few years more since my classmates and I chipped pieces off the Berlin Wall as do-it-yourself souvenirs. Ich liebe nicht nur Bücher, leckeres Essen und das Gärtnern, sondern vorallem auch das spannende Leben mit zwei kleinen Kindern.

Hello, I am new to German but I would love to know how the word order works. For example my friend on fb liked my photo and the notification said : Paulina gefällt dein Foto. Thanks The concept of Es gefällt mir is It pleases me. A German main clause can be rotated freely around the finite verb, which must be in the second position. Mir gefällt es can also say: Mir gefällt es. Grammatically spoken, the word order is relatively flexible:The conjugated verb must be in second position, and almost every other element of the sentence can take the first position. The rest concerns only the emphasis of the sentence and not the sense. It also may refer to an idiom. Maybe others do not like it. It is true, what they all wrote, but I have a feeling they are missing your point: What you basicalliy mir gefällt es to know are two things - exactly how does an indirect object do what it does and what happens in our brains when we hear a Dative. Obviously he is a direct object. In English that wouldn't work - postman bites dog - no way. That was the direct object. Recognizable by the Accusative Same thing indirect object - recognizable by the Dative - The difference is that the indirect object is not what is mir gefällt es handled directly by the active part in the phrase. Example: Soll ich dir helfen. Soll ich deine Tasche tragen. What actually happens could be 100% identical. I don't know how your native language works, but an English or Scandinavian speaker usually don't notice this uconsciously until he begins learning the grammar by visualisation because the indirect and the direct object often have the same position in the phrase. Of course these are reactions that happen within milliseconds, but that is the way it works. If you imagine something that you find pleasant you'll probably discover why this is so. In the mind of a German: Mir - something is happening to the speaker; gefällt - ah, the next word will reveal what he finds so pleasant; es - must be something that is present or has been mentioned. However, not every language is perfect. You need the case endings to tell who is doing what. Paulina could be all four cases - theoretically. So this phrase is not perfect in writing. And a photograph does not have any emotions - so it must be Paulina. This is why computers can't translate.

Ich kleide Marleen ein, wie es MIR gefällt / Fashion Haul / FRAU_SEIN
And I've got a nice list going, which includes the promise of bacon Bloody Marys, lobster rolls, and a lot of that circus called Melrose Ave. The moment he presents it to you, you will like it. Pippi Langstrumpfs besonderer Weg Ja, Pippi Langstrumpf geht ihren eigenen Weg. Für ruhige Nächte bei mir, Für seltene Treffen beim Licht der Laternen, Für die Sonne, die scheint nicht für uns, Für unseren keinen Spaziergang bei Sternen, Dass Sie sind doch - leider! Wenn Euch voxenstopp gefällt, schaut auf unsere Homepage oder werdet Fan auf - drei Mal dürft Ihr raten - unserer facebook Seite. They arrived just in time to be put to the ultimate test. Sie lebt in ihrem Eigenheim, sie kocht, sie putzt, sie kauft ein, sie spielt, sie arbeitet. Obviously he is a direct object. You can unsubscribe from this function at any time via a link in the info mails. Komischerweise gefällt mir ihre Gesellschaft langsam.