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[Sipyloidea]

isn't it

Der Hund --> Der Hundin

Die Hündin

 

[Sipyloidea]

isn't it

Der Hund --> Der Hundin

but e.g. Der Papagei (ending with "ei")

 

[Sipyloidea]

but e.g. Der Papagei (ending with "ei")

or just "das Ei"

 

[Lady_Wolf]

Die Hündin

so my mom is wrong bout that one
gonna rub it in...

 

[dittohead]

Mein Deutsch ist bad?!?, aber ich zu lernen!! I think!

englishmen learning german
where is your dignity!

did you see the TopGear german special!!

spitfire entrance, hahahaha

 

[Sipyloidea]

so my mom is wrong bout that one
gonna rub it in...

"der Hündin" is existing, but only as Genitiv or Akkusativ. As Nominativ (which is the normal form), it is "die" with every female word.

The Kasus ("Fälle") of a female word:


Nominativ (Wer?) die
Genitiv (Wessen?) der
Dativ (Wen?) die
Akkusativ (Wem?) der

 

[Quark]

"der Hündin" is existing, but only as Genitiv or Akkusativ. As Nominativ (which is the normal form), it is "die" with every female word.

The Kasus ("Fälle") of a female word:


Nominativ (Wer?) die
Genitiv (Wessen?) der
Dativ (Wen?) die
Akkusativ (Wem?) der

Isn't it also an idea to do the same for "male", "neutral" and plural words?
And more inportant, when to use them? (that will be the most difficult part though for many, including myself)

 

[Sipyloidea]

sn't it also an idea to do the same for "male", "neutral" and plural words?
And more inportant, when to use them? (that will be the most difficult part though for many, including myself)

you could have done that already

male:

Nominativ der
Genitiv des (here you also have to change the word. e.g. "der Mann" -> "des Mannes")
Dativ den
Akkusativ dem

neutral:

Nominativ das
Genitiv des (same here: "das Kind" -> "des Kindes")
Dativ das
Akkusativ dem


I can't explain spontaneous when to use it btw. That's what I wanted to look up though.

 

[Sipyloidea]

can I do some kind of table in here?

 

[Quark]

can I do some kind of table in here?

No, guess not.

 

[Quark]

you could have done that already

male:

Nominativ der
Genitiv des (here you also have to change the word. e.g. "der Mann" -> "des Mannes")
Dativ den
Akkusativ dem

neutral:

Nominativ das
Genitiv des (same here: "das Kind" -> "des Kindes")
Dativ das
Akkusativ dem


I can't explain spontaneous when to use it btw. That's what I wanted to look up though.

Plural:

Nominativ die
Genitiv der
Dativ die
Akkusativ den (here a "n" must be put behind the word. Die Kinder -> den Kindern, exception: das Auto -> den Autos (words ending with "s", and words ending with "n" of course)

@Sipy, kannst du das auch editieren bei dir?
@Sipy, can you also edit this with yours?

 

[Sipyloidea]

Plural:

Nominativ die
Genitiv der
Dativ die
Akkusativ den (here a "n" must be put behind the word. Die Kinder -> den Kindern, exception: das Auto -> den Autos (words ending with "s")

this is the same with all genders btw.

 

[agresionpower]

this is the same with all genders btw.

deutsch ist schwierig

 

[Sipyloidea]

deutsch ist schwierig

for foreigners I bet so...

 

[Lady_Wolf]

deutsch ist schwierig

its easier when it gets explained in your own language....

and that is what I do not like about talking german, the die, das der etc stuff, I always just gamble on one of those and hope it is the right one.
but I am afraid I will get laughed at for guessing on the wrong one