Formation of plural nouns in German #2
posted 1 year ago
Last time, we learned about feminine nouns in the plural -> CLICK!
Now let’s concentrate on masculine and neuter nouns. Since that’s a little more complicated, I wanna divide it into two posts:
MASCULINE / NEUTER NOUNS:
Usually they end -e or -er. e.g. der Hund - die HundE; das Kind - die KindER
Many masculine nouns also add the Umlaut e.g. der Mann -> die MännER
And: nouns that have a singular vowel (a, u, o) or the diphthong <au> in their stem (au) also add the Umlaut. e.g. das Haus - die Häuser; der Baum - die Bäume
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