German Nouns Ending in -er | German with Laura

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Learn the key points on German nouns ending with -er. Why should you care about nouns ending with -en? HINT: because German nouns ending with -er generally have the same gender.
Studying German noun endings in general is a good way to learn German smarter, not harder. The German noun ending -er is just ONE example of many noun endings that are each associated with a specific gender, which means you don’t need to try to memorize a random ‘der die das.’
Take the guesswork out of learning the gender of German nouns by leveraging your analytical abilities as an ADULT learner of German --including studying German noun endings such as -er!
However, beware: the German noun ending -er is NOT ironclad --there is a significant number of exceptions.

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Dankeschön !

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makes sense why Fehler would be masculine if you're asking me :'D

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In my native language it's faminine, sorry, woman 😢