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Deutschlerner need to be careful when translating some da- and wo-compounds. They aren’t always as simple as “damit”, which means “with that”. When idiomatic expressions are used with da- and wo-compounds, they keep the translation used in the idiomatic expression. Woran denkst du? What are you thinking about? Er war gemein zu mir. Ich denke daran. He was mean to me. I’m thinking about that. Normally the preposition “an” means “on” or “at”, but in this context, it means “about”. | Learn German w

To learn all of the details about wer, wen, wem and wessen, check out this week's full video here: https://youtu.be/2JwngKzKxJo Wen: This word is best translated into English with the question word “whom”. Ask any native English speaker to explain how to use “whom” properly or what the difference between “who” and “whom” is and you will be greeted with blank stares and slack jaws. Well, luckily for you, I happen to be one of about a dozen native English speakers who know the difference. “Who” is