The gender of German nouns – Das Genus der deutschen Substantive
What is the noun?
The noun is used to name a person, a thing or an object: 
Boy, 
Letter 
Chair etc. Nouns always have different genders, so there are 3 genders in German.
Der Maskulin (Masculine)- Die Feminin (Feminine)
- Das Neutral (Neuter)
These nouns can be identified by the definite article (die bestimmten Artikeln) These articles are the equivalents of (‘the’ in English) which are different for each gender:
der for masculine nouns Der Mann (the man)
die for female nouns Die Frau (the woman)
das for neuter nouns Das Kind (the child)
- Neuter nouns which are equivalents of ('it' in English) can be masculine, feminine or neuter in German:
Note: All nouns in German always start with a capita
Beispiel (example):
der Stuhl
the chair
das Buch 
the book
die Tür 
the door
Tip: You should learn the
gender (Der, Das, Die )
when you learn a new noun.
More German!
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Preposition
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Nouns and gender
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Describing things
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Clothes and Colors
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Questions
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Numbers
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Using public transport
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Giving asking direction
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Suggestions
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Statements
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Emergencies
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Shower / wc
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Verbs and instruction
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Chance encounters
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Times
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Intimacy
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Marriage offering
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Getting back together
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Breaking up
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Speaking about feelings
