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İSMİN -İ HALİ (AKKUSATİV)
Names in German (with the exception that we will give a little later) by changing their articles
they will be transformed into the following:We change the "der" artikelini to "den" in order to put the names that are "art" into the -i.
No changes are made to the names and articles of articulated "das" or "die".
As a matter of fact, the word "eine" remains unchanged.
As a matter of fact, the word "ein" changes to "einen" (to say)
As a matter of fact, the word "keine" remains unchanged.
As a matter of fact, the word "kein" changes to "keinen".now let's examine the exception we mentioned above;
When naming the plural, you can say that they are plural by taking -n or -en fittings to the end of some names
These names were the last letters -schaft, -heit, -keit, -in, -lei, -rei, -ung.
Among these nouns with the article "der", when converting the noun to its accusative form, the article "der" becomes "den".
and the word is used in plural form.
All nouns with “der” are always used in plural form in the accusative form of the noun. This exception is only
-i is not a special feature, it is valid for all cases.
These are the rules about the name of the name.SIMPLE FORM
accusative caseder Mann (man)
den Mann (man)
der Ball (ball)
from Ball
der Sessel (armchair)
den Sessel (seat)
As you can see, it is said that there is no change in the word.der Student
from Studenten (student)
der Mensch (human)
from Menschen (people)
Since the above two examples are exceptional just mentioned, the words
-i was used in multiple spellings.das Auge (eye)
das Auge (eye)
das Haus (house)
das Haus (house)
die Frau (woman)
die Frau (woman)
die Wand (wall)
die Wand (wall)
As we have seen above, there is no change in das and die artifacts and words.ein Mann (one man)
einen Mann (a man)
ein Fisch (one fish)
einen Fisch (a fish)
kein Mann (not a man)
keinen Mann (not a man)
kein Fisch (not a fish)
keinen Fisch (not a fish)
As you can see there is ein-einen and kein-keinen change.
keine Frau (not a woman)
keine Frau (not a woman)
keine Woche (not a week)
keine Woche (not a week)
As you can see above, there is no change in eine and keine artikeller and wordThe circle of the heavens extends, the joy is enough. There is no need for sinning. (Words)
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It's very simple, just a little attention is enough...
frau kauft die Hose…(kaufen) is accusative and the article die does not change, it remains the same…
ich gehe mit seiner freundin raus…(rausgehen) can also be dative…it is a sentence that answers the question (with whom)…the die article takes the -r tag…
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ICH-MEINEM-VATER
DU-DEINEM-VATER
ER-SEINEM-VATER
SIE-IHREM-VATER
ES-SEINEM-VATER
WIR-UNSEREM-VATER
IHR-EUREM-VATER
SIE IHREM-VATERmeine vater while i state meinem Vater, so does this suffix m form the article? The der article is shown with the letters m or r, or did I mix it up….
Thank you very much
I understand these issues, but our teacher asks us to find out which words are accusative and which are nominative from the sentence in the accusative state (or nominahiv). Can you tell about that too.
the names have articles.
they become akkusativ according to the verbs or stay nominate or dativ.For example, the verb haben takes akkusativ.nehmen, sehen, brauchen…. Since these verbs take the accusative, they become nouns. So it becomes accusative.
ich habe einen Bruder. der Bruder = haben becomes den Bruder since the verb is akkusativ.
The verb brauchen is still the same. du brauchst den Bleistift. The verb der Bleistift = brauchen was therefore den.
You will be more comfortable if you memorize verbs by separating them. You can find lists on the internet. There are lists on the internet that take verbs that take fiiler.dativ.
When your teacher asks you, it is easiest to solve the question.
The articles are clear.
nominate articles: der, die, das, ein, eine, ein, kein, keine, kein.
Akkusativ articles: the material moisture meter shows you the , die, das, einen, eine, ein, keinen, keine, kein.
You answer whatever the article is on a name in the sentence. but since the die and das articles are not subject to change, as I said, you answer the verb as I said, whether it is akkusativ or nominate. okay:)
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