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Adjectives Video - Duration: 6:11.

In this tutorial we'll cover adjectives and how they are used in German and we'll

focus primarily on use in the nominative and accusative cases.

In German you'll find two types of adjectives: predicate and attributive.

As we proceed through the course each has multiple features with various endings, but

for this video, we'll stick to the basics.

A predicate adjective is one that comes after the noun it describes: Das Wetter ist kalt,

for example.

Das Essen ist gut.

Das Auto ist schnell.

So on and so forth.

An attributive adjective is one that comes before the noun it describes: Das ist kaltes

Wetter, for instance.

Because it precedes the nouns, you'll see that an ending was added to it, compared to

the example of the predicate adjective.

The ending will correspond to whether a definite article (such as der, die, or das) is used,

an indefinite article (such as ein or eine), or whether no article is used.

Not only does the ending correspond to the article (or no article) but it corresponds

to the gender of the noun, and the role the noun has in the statement or question, for

example, whether it's a subject, direct object, or other.

The slides that follow will describe each of these types of adjectives in both the nominative

and accusative cases.

Predicate adjectives always follow the noun they describe and will not have an ending.

Here are a few examples: Das Wetter ist kalt.

/ Das Auto ist schnell.

/ Der Kaffee ist heiß.

As I mentioned Attributive adjectives, on the other hand, have endings that depend on

the gender, number, and case they describe, and whether the article is definite or indefinite,

or if there is no article.

Let's look at some examples of these.

Looking at this table we have a variety of adjectives and nouns, as well as definite,

indefinite, and unpreceded adjectives that correspond with them.

Let's look at an example of each.

Der rote Pulli kostet $25.

Notice here we have an adjective ending in the letter "e".

You also probably noticed that this is a masculine noun, der Pulli.

The same adjective ending is also seen in the neuter and feminine genders in the singular:

das blaue Hemd and die braune Jacke.

Attributive adjectives that follow definite articles and precede the noun when in the

singular in the Nominative case will always end in the letter "e".

Notice the plural changes: die schwarzen Schuhe.

It's ending is "en".

Now let's look at an indefinite example: Aber ein blaues Hemd kostet nur $18.

Notice that this ending is "es".

Looking now at the table again, we notice "ein roter Pulli" and "eine braune Jacke"

as examples of the masculine and feminine indefinite article endings, respectively.

For me, the easy one to remember is the feminine ending "braune" as it matches the same

adjective ending as if it were a definite article, "die".

But, for masculine and neuter, they are "er" and "es", respectively.

These endings are necessary to differentiate and identify the gender, especially since

the indefinite articles for masculine and neuter in the nominative case are both the

same, "ein".

At this point in your German learning, you will need to simply memorize the gender of

nouns until you begin to notice patterns.

While there aren't always guarantees with determining gender in nouns, there are some

words and word groups that have specific gender.

I have posted a document in Moodle to help you categorize which certain words are masculine,

feminine, and neuter, but always remember, that in many cases there are exceptions.

Moving on, let's look at the plural, "meine schwarzen Schuhe".

Just like the definite article example, the adjective ending in the plural is "en".

Since you can't use an indefinite article for the plural, for example, "a shoes",

I used the possessive adjective "meine" to, let's say, mimic what the article would

be.

Moving on, let's look at the unpreceded adjective endings we have the example "Deutscher

Wein bei Callandro's kostet nur $7".

Similar to the indefinite articles, unpreceded adjective endings need to "tell" us what

the gender is.

The only change is in the plural "schwarze Schuhe", which is simply an "e" ending,

and not "en".

You might ask yourself, "when would I use an unpreceded adjective ending?", well, think

of if you walk outside and say something like "Mensch, das ist kaltes Wetter" (man,

this is cold weather), or something similar.

Or "frische Milch ist besser als saure Milch" (fresh milk is better than sour milk), and

so on.

Let's now look at the accusative case adjective endings.

These are nearly identical to the nominative case, except that the masculine ending is

different.

Remember, all neuter, feminine, and plural nouns are the same in the accusative as they

are in the nominative, just the masculine is different.

Here are some examples: Ich kaufe den roten Pulli.

/ Paul kauft ein blaues Hemd / and Wir trinken deutschen Wein.

As I mentioned earlier, it will require memorization on your part to recall the gender of nouns

and their adjective endings at first until you become comfortable – so take it slowly

and step by step.

That concludes this tutorial – as always feel free to contact me with questions und

viel Spaß beim Lernen!

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