How to identify Gender of German nouns | Secrets of German nouns | German lesson for beginners
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This German language lesson for beginners is meant to give comprehensive information on German nouns. Nouns in German language are among the most difficult topics in German grammar. Beginners in German language face lots of difficulties in understanding Nouns in German language and this dedicated lesson for beginners is designed to clarify all doubts.
Every German language noun is written with a captial letter irrespective of its position in the sentence. German nouns have a gender. Gender of German noun can be masculine, feminine or neuter.
If the gender of German language noun is masculine, it has article "der". All feminine German nouns have article "die" and all neuter nouns in German language have article "das".
There are certain hints and tricks, through which it is possible to identify gender of German nouns. Some nouns like "names of days, months, seasons etc are masculine nouns and their article is die.
If German nouns end with -schaft, -heit, -keit, -ung, -ik etc, then such German nouns are feminine and their article will be "die"
To identify the gender of German neuter nouns, there are also some hints. All nouns in German language which ends with -chen, -nis etc. are neuter nouns and their article is "das".
This lessons for A1 and A2 levels of German language will help the beginners to see, if the noun is masculine, feminine or neuter.
Every German language noun is written with a captial letter irrespective of its position in the sentence. German nouns have a gender. Gender of German noun can be masculine, feminine or neuter.
If the gender of German language noun is masculine, it has article "der". All feminine German nouns have article "die" and all neuter nouns in German language have article "das".
There are certain hints and tricks, through which it is possible to identify gender of German nouns. Some nouns like "names of days, months, seasons etc are masculine nouns and their article is die.
If German nouns end with -schaft, -heit, -keit, -ung, -ik etc, then such German nouns are feminine and their article will be "die"
To identify the gender of German neuter nouns, there are also some hints. All nouns in German language which ends with -chen, -nis etc. are neuter nouns and their article is "das".
This lessons for A1 and A2 levels of German language will help the beginners to see, if the noun is masculine, feminine or neuter.
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