Nouns and the nominative
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Every German noun has a gender and a plural form — with der, die, and das you'll understand the system behind it. You'll practice definite and indefinite articles in the nominative, the foundation for talking about things, people, and places.
- Noun gender with article
- Plural noun forms
- Definite article, nominative
- Indefinite article, nominative
Grammar → Nouns and the nominative
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der, die oder das?
ein oder eine?
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