Hello! Today, we'll explore separable (trennbare) and inseparable (untrennbare) verbs in German. It might seem complex at first, but it's quite straightforward! For separable verbs, the initial part, called a prefix, detaches and moves to the end of the sentence. For example, with anrufen (to call), you'd say: "Ich rufe dich an." Notice how an- moved. Conversely, inseparable verbs always keep their prefix attached. For instance, in verstehen (to understand), the ver- stays put: "Ich verstehe dich." Mastering this distinction is crucial, and practice will make it clear!