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Days, Month and seasons are "der". Like "der Winter", "der Montag" and "der April". Also nouns ending with -en, -ing, ig and -ant end mostly with "der".
Flowers and fruits are mostly "die", for example "die Erdbeere" (the strawberry). Nouns ending with -ur, -ik, ie, -ion, -ung, -heit, -keit, -ei and -schaft are also mostly "die".
Most materials are "das" like "das Plastik". Diminutives are also "das". For example das Mädchen (the girl) or das Kindlein (the little child). Verb infinitives, which are used as nouns are also "das". For example "das Laufen", Nouns ending with -um and -ment are mostly "das"
There are more suffixes, but I can't remember them. I've learned articles like vocabulary. It's hard when your native language doesn't have articles. Sometimes I used to forget them or say the wrong article. xD
Days, Month and seasons are "der". Like "der Winter", "der Montag" and "der April". Also nouns ending with -en, -ing, ig and -ant end mostly with "der".
Flowers and fruits are mostly "die", for example "die Erdbeere" (the strawberry). Nouns ending with -ur, -ik, ie, -ion, -ung, -heit, -keit, -ei and -schaft are also mostly "die".
Most materials are "das" like "das Plastik". Diminutives are also "das". For example das Mädchen (the girl) or das Kindlein (the little child). Verb infinitives, which are used as nouns are also "das". For example "das Laufen", Nouns ending with -um and -ment are mostly "das"
There are more suffixes, but I can't remember them. I've learned articles like vocabulary. It's hard when your native language doesn't have articles. Sometimes I used to forget them or say the wrong article. xD
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