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German nouns have a grammatical gender. They can be masculine, feminine or
neuter. The masculine definite article ( =the) in the singular is
der, the feminine one is die, and the neuter one is das.
Although there is no apparent rationale for this classification, a
number of guidelines will help you to predict the gender of a particular
noun.
Study the lists of words and complete the gender guideline underneath.
Fill in all the gaps, then press [Check] to see if you were correct. Use the
[Hint] button to get a free letter if you need help.
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der Montag, der Dienstag, der Mittwoch, der Donnerstag, der Freitag, der
Samstag, der Sonntag |
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der Januar, der Februar, der März, der April, der Mai, der Juni, der
Juli, der August, der September, der Oktober, der November, der
Dezember |
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der Winter, der Frühling, der Sommer, der Herbst |
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