hernandson:
hmmm bitte is please, your welcome is gern geschehen

gern geschehen can also mean it was my pleasure.

permsec:
permsec reporting for duty.

ich been looking for a german language tutor. because ich liebe deutschland!!!!

i have various articles i downloaded from the youtube, but the use of die and das has been the issue.

certain objects require masculine approach, while some na woman. imagine using her for a cat.

I hope to learn from this thread sha........ Big ups to OP. Danke herr german4beginner

ja,You're right on time,we will be studying it next. Just follow the rules and it will definitely be simple to grab. Herzlich willkommen bei mir.(warm welcome from me).

German4beginner:
gern geschehen can also mean it was my pleasure.

danke. I noticed other words can mean same thing too

i'm in

Nice one... I am following aptly
A WhatsApp platform won't be a bad idea though.

hernandson:
Duolingo is a good app for you if you have enough data,thank me later, also gives room to learn other languages with all you need

Thank you, I'll download it

MsFaith:

Thank you, I'll download it

your welcome, you'd get to chat too in form of group, when you do, let me know, so I can add you to my board, with your user name

Guten morgen,lasst uns anfangen.

Make sure you're always learning and mastering the glossary, because very soon we will only communicating here with German Language.

Das Alphabet.

You must have noticed that i used the following Der,Die and Das attached to the main word. Ja! They are known as definite Article. Just like in English,we have articles (a,an,the) normally used with a noun in a sentence. It is same in German with slight difference. We have the English Definite article "the" represents German 3 definite articles "der" "die" "das". As in English, they are also placed before noun.
However, In German each of the definite article represent a gender.
>Der - It represents the gender "masculine"It
is placed before all masculine nouns.
Example : Der Lehrer ( The male
teacher)
>Die - It represents the gender " feminine "
and it is placed before all feminine
nouns. Example: Die Lehrerin(The
female teacher).
>Das - It is use for neuter (neutral). It is
placed before all neuter nouns.
Example: Das Buch (The Book).

NB: Please take note,they are for nouns in nominative case only.

PLEASE TAKE NOTE.
WE WILL BE TREATING, NOMINATIVE (NOMINATIV), ACCUSATIVE (AKKUSATIV) AND DATIVE(DATIV).

I don't know why my main accout @german4beginner was put on hold.

I can't post with it,so we will stick with this account for now. How can we grow with this kind of Altitude in Nigeria.

I encourage everyone not to stop doing the right,find one way or another to impact knowledge/skill to our society for our growth. Danke

German4beginner:
PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

WE WILL BE TREATING, NOMINATIVE (NOMINATIV), ACCUSATIVE (AKKUSATIV)
AND DATIVE(DATIV).

I stopped here.... There are some basic rules you must obey to identify the specific group of noun but as for now,you just have to memorize it to know which noun goes with which article.

Also note,most nouns representing male and female beings will have "der" and "die" infront of the noun respectively.

Examples:
1) Die Schüle (The School). 2) Der Freund (The male friend). 3) Die Freundin (The female friend). 4) Das Heft (The Exercise Book). 5) Der Füller (The pen). 6) Das Land (Country). 7) Die Landkarke (Country map). Die Antwort (Answer/reply) 9) Der Bleistift (Pencil). 10) Der Name (Name).

I have exercises for you too.
Übung 1(Exercise): der,das,die? Fix it with the appropriate noun.
1)---Kontinent. 2)---Frau. 3)---Herr. 4)---Buch. 5)---Mann. 6)---Regel. 7)----Karte. ----Vater. 9)---Fenster. 10)---Satz.
Alles Gute(All the best).

Guten Morgen.

Hope we are following up with the lecture, more update soon. My team are working on providing audio for our lesson,it will definitely help us in mastering German language faster and better.

Our lesson for yesterday's lecture,i was expecting to see answers to it,unfortunately i didn't. The student would have won a gift from Dus German.

https://www.nairaland.com/4681507/assessment-day-ubung we will be posting our answers(Assessment per day)on the thread above.

DusGerman:
I have exercises for you too.
Übung 1(Exercise): der,das,die? Fix it with the appropriate noun.
1)---Kontinent. 2)---Frau. 3)---Herr. 4)---Buch. 5)---Mann. 6)---Regel. 7)----Karte. ----Vater. 9)---Fenster. 10)---Satz.
Alles Gute(All the best).

Der kontinent

Die frau

Das herr

Das buch

Der mann

Das regel

Der vater

Die karte

Das fenster

Die satz

VanTee20:

you tried but didn't get it all.

The answers to Übung 1...
1) Der Kontinent . (The continent).

2) Die Frau. (Mrs).

3) Der Herr. (Mr).

4) Das Buch. (The Book).

5) Der Mann. (The Man)

6) Die Regel. (The Rules).

7) Die Karte. (The map).

8- Der Vater. (The father).

9) Das Fenster.(The window).

10) Der Satz.(The sentence).

DusGerman:
I have exercises for you too.

Übung 1(Exercise): der,das,die?
Fix it with the appropriate noun.

1)---Kontinent.
2)---Frau.
3)---Herr.
4)---Buch.
5)---Mann.
6)---Regel.
7)----Karte.
----Vater.
9)---Fenster.
10)---Satz.

Alles Gute(All the best).

1) das kontinent
2) die frau (the woman)
3) ----herr
4)das buch (the book)
5)der mann(the man)
10)das satz(the salt) don't know the other words meaning, so I answered the ones I know

hernandson:

1) das kontinent
2) die frau (the woman)
3) ----herr
4)das buch (the book)
5)der mann(the man)
10)das satz(the salt) don't know the other words meaning, so I answered the ones I know

Gut gemacht (well done)

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[quote author=map96 post=7038072 [/quote] You should have created your own thread for this.

[quote author=map96 post=7038072 [/quote] You should have created your own thread for this.

Guten Morgen Alle zusammen. (Good morning everyone).