German verbs with Dativ (no preposition)

Some German verbs take a Dativ object directly, with no preposition — and it often doesn't match what a literal translation would suggest (helfen — "to help someone" takes Dativ). That case has to be learned together with the verb. A separate group takes two objects at once: a recipient in Dativ and a thing in Akkusativ.

Verbs with a single Dativ object

Verbs with two objects (Dativ + Akkusativ)

How to actually learn these

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