Der is for masculine words.
Die is for feminine words.
Das is for neutral (neuter).
This is the standard form of language and many languages across the world (particularly the classical languages). It enables you to give additional meaning to words (to make them male or female items for example like a female cat and a male dog.
In German, "der," "die," and "das" are the three words for "the" because German has grammatical gender. Nouns in German are classified into one of three genders (masculine, feminine, or neuter) and the definite article must match the gender of the noun it precedes.
Fifty three in German is spelled as "dreiundfünfzig".
Dreiundachtzig. Comments: (1) German compound words, in general, are written as a single word, without spaces between the parts. (2) A number that is a multiple of ten plus a number smaller than ten (eighty is eight times ten, then you add three) have the small number first in German. (Drei = three) (und = and) (achtzig = eighty).
Some English words that come from German include "kindergarten," "angst," "doppelganger," and "wanderlust."
Some words that start with "ü" in German include: über (over), üben (to practice), and überraschen (to surprise).
The German word for "great job" is "Gute Arbeit!"
Three words that have the English equivalent of 'dreadful' in German are schrecklich, furchtbar and hasslich.
There are three words: der, die, das You have to decide case-by-case.
There are three words used in German for "tutu". "Tutu", "Ballettröckchen"and "Tanzröckchen". All of them are neuter nouns in German and require the definite article das.
1 = eins 2 = zwei 3 = drei
When "spunky" is used in the context of being courageous :-"mutig", "beherzt" and "draufgängerisch"are three German words in common usage.
One of three words, depending on the context:die Trophäeder Preisdas Andenken
The German word for three is drei.
Geheime Staats-polizei meaning 'secret state police'
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The Esperanto words for German and Germanic are Germana and ĝermanaj.
Three German Dances - Mozart - was created in 1791.
Stone comes from Stein which is German and means stone. It can be German or German-Jewish. Many Jewish names are German words or come from German words. Schwartz, for example, means black in German.