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When Do You Add -n in the Dative Plural in German?
Learn the simple rule for when to add -n in the German dative plural—and when not to.
German nouns with the ending “-heit” and “-keit”
The three German genders are a difficult opponent for many students. Find out in this article how you can use the nouns with “-heit” and “-keit” …
The ultimate guide to understanding the German Nominative!
Master the German Nominative case with ease! Learn its meaning and usage in this article and get ready for the next adventure in German grammar. Click here now!
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