Why is die/das/der so confusing. So let me get this straight. Der is masculine, die is feminine, and das is neutral. But when referring to a male cat, it's still "Die Katze", because apparently all cats are female, when referring to most objects its "die", but sometimes there's a random exception (eg, das Essen) Is there any propper way to tell Das Genus vieler Nomen könnt ihr dank der Endung erkennen, aber auch andere Kenntnisse der Wortbildungsprozesse (Ableitungen, Substantivierungen und Vorsilben) sowie der Pluralbildung und auch die Bedeutung vieler Wörter werden euch dabei helfen, für jedes Nomen den richtigen Artikel zu wählen. The ‘noun gender’ component is a matter of knowing if the noun in question is paired with der, die or das (and is thus a masculine, feminine, or neuter noun, respectively). Working with ‘noun case’ is all about understanding the different roles a noun can play in a sentence and how those roles relate to the 4 different case options in The reflexive pronouns (Reflexivpronomen) in German grammar are: mich/mir, dich/dir, uns, euch and sich. We use them with reflexive and reciprocal verbs. Reflexive pronouns always refer to the subject and must be declined to match the case they are in. Learn how and when to use reflexive pronouns with Lingolia, then practise everything in the

德语定语从句(Relativsatz)中，由der，die，das，dem等关系代词所引导的关系定语从句是一个常见的语法现象。 关系定语从句用来修饰关系词。 但是，关系代词那么多，初学德语的朋友觉得分清到底在某种情况下用哪个，确实需要下一番功夫学习后才能够分清。

Articles come in various forms: der, ein-, mein-, dies-, welch-, kein-. A pronoun stands pro-noun i.e. for a noun which means that it makes any noun redundant. With „ihr“ this is a bit tricky but let me take another pronoun to illustrate this. „sein Auto“ vs „ihn".
Gleich (the same, equal to) is an adjective and therefore takes normal adjective endings. Adjektivdeklination 1. Wir tragen den gleichen Rucksack. (der Rucksack) We are carrying the same backpack ( der Rucksack = masculine) Das Gleiche (the same thing) can also be written as a standalone noun, in which case the initial letter is capitalized.
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    • das der die den difference