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Meet ostdeutsch

Before a noun, the ending changes with the article, the gender and the case. See how, then try the exercises.

All 2 meanings

  1. (relational) eastern German (from or pertaining to eastern Germany or the people, the culture or the dialects of this region)
  2. (relational) East German (from or pertaining to East Germany, i.e. the German Democratic Republic)

Meanings from Wiktionary · CC BY-SA

Endings

How ostdeutsch changes

Adjective endings after der/die/das
Casemasculinefeminineneuterplural
nominativeeeeen
accusativeeneeen
dativeenenenen

Examples

  1. 1
    Der ostdeutsche Mann spricht Deutsch.The East German man speaks German.Nominative · subjectPractise „der Mann“ →
  2. 2
    Ich besuche eine ostdeutsche Stadt.I am visiting an East German city.Accusative · besuchenPractise „die Stadt“ →
  3. 3
    Anna spricht mit ihrem ostdeutschen Kind.Anna speaks with her East German child.Dative · mitPractise „das Kind“ →
  4. 4
    Ostdeutsche Leute wohnen hier.East German people live here.Nominative · subjectPractise „die Leute“ →
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