Learn German: German Cases Explained N/A/D/G

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http://www.woltersworld.com This is the hardest part of learnging German. There are four cases in German and each of them have different endings for adjectives, articles and sometimes affects the ending of nouns. Nominative = subject of sentence case, I am Mark (the I am is the nomanative). Accusative = direct objects. I hit the man (the man is the accusative) Ich schlage den Mann (den Mann - akkusativ). Dative = indirect objects. Ich gebe es dem Mann (dem Mann - dative to the man). Genitive = possesive, Buch der Frau - the woman's book. Here are the articles for each case. they go in order of (Masculine, Feminine, Neutral, Plural). Nomative: Der Die Das Die. Akkusativ: Den Die Das Die. Dative: Dem Der Dem Den. Genive: Des Der Des Der. From UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE Bamberg, Germany

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