6.1 Articles in Basic Form (Nominative) |
Later on we will have a look at the complete German declination. For now the basic forms in masculine, feminine and neutral version should be enough. Especially as there are only a few rules and a lot of not very logic definitions. The tomato is feminine (die Tomate), the baby is neutral (das Baby) and a girl is neutral (das Mädchen), too. But again there is only one way to get behind the "secrets of German grammar" - step by step.
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Ok, here you see that there are three definite articles der (masculine), die (feminine), das (neutral).
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The way the plural is formed seems to be quite irregular.
We'll have a look at it a bit later in formation of
plural.
Now we already can form little phrases.
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