Play eine
a
article - indefinite nominative feminine
a
article - indefinite accusative feminine

Examples

Beispiele

Play Eine Freude dich kennen zu lernen
A pleasure to meet you informal
Play Ich sende dir eine große Umarmung.
I send you a big hug.
Play Am Samstag ist eine Party
There is a party Saturday
Play Am Freitag ist eine Party
There is a party Friday
Play Er ist eine fröhliche Person.
He is a happy person.
Play Wir haben eine Reservierung auf den Namen Bödeker.
We have a reservation for Bödeker.
Play Wieviel kostet eine Fahrkarte nach Frankfurt?
How much is the ticket to Frankfurt?
Play Ist die Adresse eine Wohnung oder ein Haus?
Is the address an apartment or house?
Play Sie ist eine Repräsentantin der Gewerkschaft.
She is a union representative.
Play Gibst du mir eine Serviette, bitte.
Pass me a napkin, please.

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Nominative Articles
Artikel im Nominativ
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Artikel im Akkusativ

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