Glad I could help.

Danke. Es freut mich, dass du mein Video magst. Ich denke, ich bin gesetzlich verpflichtet "Like & Subscribe" in diesem Kommentar zu sagen.

Toll!

Es kommt darauf an, wie es benutzt wird. Oder was man im Englischen ausdrücken möchte. Man kann verschiedene Übersetzungen haben. Zum Beispiel: Wenn ich einen Hund hätte, würde ich ihn jeden Tag füttern. - If I had a dog, I would feed it everyday. Or If I would have a dog, I would feed it everyday. Or If I were to have a dog, I would feed it everyday. All dieser Übersetzungen sind gute Varianten desselben Satzes im Deutschen. - All of these translations are acceptable translations of the same sentence in German.

@@MrLAntrim Danke schön Herr Antrim.

Ich würde bessere Videos machen, aber dafür bräuchte ich eine neue Kamera. :)

Ich war ironisch, great work! :"D

Is that different? That's what the German does, too. Wenn du die Augen öffnen würdest, würdest du deine Schlüssel finden.

Chcialbym byc tam :)

I would say more like "would be allowed to".

wäret.

Yes. These are not the same even though the terms seem the same.

I'm Brazilian and I would not say that. It's not clear. Konjunktive 2 may be translated into two different verb tenses. I will write a brief explanation and if you find some inconsistency, please, let me know. (1) DE: Wenn ich Geld hätte, würde ich ein Auto kaufen. PT: Se eu tivesse dinheiro, compraria um carro. (2) DE: Wenn ich Geld habe, kaufe ich ein Auto. PT: Se (Quando) eu tiver dinheiro, compro um carro. Please check the table at [1-3] references. I will write the PorTuguese words between quotes. (1) Wenn ... hätte -- "tivesse" is in "(tempo) Pretérito do (modo) subjuntivo" [Past (Tense) of the subjunctive (mode)]. but ... würde ... kaufen -- "compraria" is in "(tempo) Futuro do Pretérito do (modo) indicativo" [Future of the past (Tense) of the indicative (mode)]. This sentence is, by all means here, the Second Condition of English. In PT it is necessary two different verbs tenses/modes to say it correctly. So, for us, Konjunktive 2 must be related to two different verb tenses and the difference depends of contexts or word like 'Wenn / if / se". (2) (I little bit more tricky) Wenn ... habe -- (a) "Quando/Se ... tiver" is in "Futuro do subjuntivo" [Future of subjunctive]. (b) "Se ... tenho" is in "Present do indicativo" [Present of indicative]. but ... kaufe (ich) - "compro (eu) " is in "Presente do Indicativo" [Present of indicative]. (b) is the zeroth condition, and (a) is almost the first condition [4]. 'Almost' because first condition leads present to future. (2) is tricky because translations will depend on context, even while speaking Portuguese I might ask if people are talking about present or future in some case. Back to Konjunktive 2. So the most suitable verb tense/mode to translate Konjunktive 2 depends of the position in the sentence. It is specially true if you consider the following alternative: (1a) Wenn ich Geld haben würde, kaufte ich ein Auto. We cannot just associate a form with 'würde' to one tense and to form without to the other sentence as the general rule is ^both forms are the same tense': hätten == würde haben kaufte == würde kaufen Which is very clear in the following example: (3) DE: Wenn ich reisen würde, würde ich Deutschland besuchen. PT: Se eu viajasse, visitaria a Alemanha. Once again: "viajasse" -> "Pretérito do subjuntivo" . "visitaria" -> "Futuro do Pretérito do indicativo" . I also speak Spanish (not native) and their use are very similar as can be seen in [5,6], despite some differences with "*Pretérito imperfecto*" and "*Pretérito perfecto compuesto*". Thank you kindly for your attention. [1] konjugator.reverso.net/konjugation-deutsch-verb-haben.html [2] conjuga-me.net/verbo-ter [3] conjuga-me.net/verbo-comprar [4] www.ef.com/ca/english-resources/english-grammar/conditional/ [5] conjugador.reverso.net/conjugacion-espanol-verbo-comprar.html [6] conjugador.reverso.net/conjugacion-espanol-verbo-tener.html