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Berengard and his mother, Nathalie, and Tristan and all students of the colleges we want SCULPTURE GOOD LUCK IN THE NEW YEAR AND LEARN THE GERMAN LANGUAGE.

The teachers of the Saturday afternoon.

Dominique et Paul.

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L'absence de mon livre de ma bibliothèque depuis deux mois environ, ne pas me Permet de faire le cours Escompte. Je vais devoir ce livre avec lequel j'ai racheter enseigne à il ya un cinquième of an et demi, mais quand un nouveau j'aurai akhet book, as usual the old reviendra.C is why in the meantime, buy the new book and / or return of the former, I'm going to give you some grammar review of sixth.

• The three types

• In German there are three kinds:
• The male ...
• THE MEN has definite article der base.
• It designates persons or animals of Male
• der Mann (¨ st) (rights), der Lehrer (-) (Professor), der Schüler (-) (student), der Hund (-e) (the dog).
• But some animal names that are masculine in French are masculine in German.
• Many inanimate objects and abstract words are also masculine: der Frieden : peace, der Teller the plate.
• The gender of German words do not always match the gender of French words, far from it! That is why we must always, when you learn the vocabulary to memorize the article (and also the plural).

• THE FEMALE Its Base article die.
• It refers to people or animals in the feminine:
• die Frau (-en) (Women) die Lehrer (-nen) (Professor), die Schülerin ( -nen) (the pupil, the pupil), die Ziege (-n) (the goat), die Kuh (¨ e) (the cow).
• But not all people who are feminine in French which will also German. We will see some exceptions to neutral .
• As for masculine, inanimate objects and many abstract words are feminine. Especially all the words - as ung die Übung are female.

• NEUTRAL has das Base article.
• It means young animals as das Küken (-) (chick), das Lamm (¨ er) (lamb).
• It also means people often Women in French, as das Fräulein (Miss), das Mädchen (-) (daughter, girl) and child ( das Kind (-er)). This suggests that in the old days we had a certain contempt for unmarried women.
• Many inanimate objects and abstract words are neutral :
• das Buch (¨ er): the book, das Rad (¨ st) (the bike wheel).
• das Essen (the meal).

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