der die das explained — stop guessing German gender
Why German nouns have a gender at all, and the endings that tell you which one — so you stop memorising articles one word at a time.
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Short lessons on the German that trips people up. Each one links to the written guide and the exercises here, so you can practise it straight after instead of nodding along and forgetting it.
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Why German nouns have a gender at all, and the endings that tell you which one — so you stop memorising articles one word at a time.
One mistake, one rule, no preamble. For when you have a minute.
Six everyday verbs that take the dative, so the object you expect to be mich turns out to be mir.
One ending, no exceptions worth worrying about at A1. Sixty seconds.
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