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German A2: Spoken Adjective Description and Comparison

Learn German A2 adjective endings after definite and indefinite articles, and how to make comparisons with 'als' and 'wie' for spoken descriptions.

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40 Cards
Lesson#1
In German, when an adjective comes before a noun to describe it, its ending changes. For example, you say 'Das Auto ist schnell', but to say 'the fast car', it becomes 'das schnelle Auto'. This deck will teach you the patterns for these adjective endings in spoken German.
Lesson#2
Let's start with adjective endings after definite articles like 'der', 'die', and 'das'. In the nominative case, the subject of the sentence, the adjective ending is usually 'E'. For example, 'der alte Mann', 'die neue Tasche', 'das kleine Haus'.
Quiz#3
Translate into German: 'the old man'

der alte Mann

Quiz#4
Translate into German: 'the new bag'

die neue Tasche

Quiz#5
Translate into German: 'the small house'

das kleine Haus

Lesson#6
In the plural, when using the definite article 'die', the adjective ending is always 'E N'. For example, 'die alten Männer' means 'the old men'.

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