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Gender of nouns in German #1

As you might know, German nouns are either feminine, masculine or neuter. Enjoy!
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Last updated: June 16, 2019
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First submittedJune 15, 2019
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1. Käse (cheese)
masculine ✓
feminine ✓
neuter ✓
2. Amsel (blackbird)
m ✓
f ✓
n ✓
3. Brot (bread)
m ✓
f ✓
n ✓
4. Schrank (cupboard or closet)
m ✓
f ✓
n ✓
5. Bank (bank or bench)
m ✓
f ✓
n ✓
6. Milch (milk)
m ✓
f ✓
n ✓
7. Papagei (parrot)
m ✓
f ✓
n ✓
8. Mongolei (Mongolia)
m ✓
f ✓
n ✓
9. Gras (grass)
m ✓
f ✓
n ✓
10. Hund (dog)
m ✓
f ✓
n ✓
11. Sandale (sandal)
m ✓
f ✓
n ✓
12. Tee (tea)
m ✓
f ✓
n ✓
13. Pferd (horse)
m ✓
f ✓
n ✓
14. Baum (tree)
m ✓
f ✓
n ✓
15. Öl (oil)
m ✓
f ✓
n ✓
16. Mond (moon)
m ✓
f ✓
n ✓
17. Flasche (bottle)
m ✓
f ✓
n ✓
18. Salz (salt)
m ✓
f ✓
n ✓
19. Schuh (shoe)
m ✓
f ✓
n ✓
20. Blume (flower)
m ✓
f ✓
n ✓
IsleAuHaulte
+1
Level 88
Mar 7, 2023
That was the one maddening thing about learning German: there is no rhyme nor reason to whether a noun is M, F, or N. Latin was even worse with suffixes, but at least it did have a very complex system.
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