A1 German Course | Lesson 4 | sein verb conjugation in German| To be verb in German|English

A1 German language course lesson 4 explains sein ( to be) verb in German language and how to conjugate sein verb in German language. Verbs in German language are conjugated according to the subject of the sentence. Similarly German verb sein or To be verb has a specific conjugation depending on the subject. Subject of sentence can be personal pronoun in German language. Sein verb in German language is among the very frequently used verb in A1 level of German language course. This German language lesson for beginners focus on the use and conjugation of sein verb. Depending on the personal pronoun or the subject of the sentence in German language, following conjugation of sein verb is used. If the subject of sentence in German language is ich (I), sein verb is conjugated to be "bin" If the subject of sentence in German language is du (informal you), sein verb is conjugated to be "bist" If the subject of sentence in German language is Sie (formal you), sein verb is conjugated to be "sind" If the subject of sentence in German language is er, sie or es (He, She, or It), sein verb is conjugated to be "ist" If the subject of sentence in German language is wir (we), sein verb is conjugated to be "sind" If the subject of sentence in German language is ihr (Informal plural you), sein verb is conjugated to be "seid" If the subject of sentence in German language is Sie (Formal plural you), sein verb is conjugated to be "sind" If the subject of sentence in German language is sie (They), sein verb is conjugated to be "sind" The German language course for beginners is explained in English language to help beginners understand the basic concept of German grammar. The A1 level of German language course for beginners takes the course in a very simple and easy way to learn German language. In this video the same approach is followed to explain the conjugation of sein verb or to be verb in German language.