I want to make learning German as easy as possible for you. Learning about der, die and das can be very confusing. In this video, I demonstrate how you can identify the German articles by listening to word endings. After watching this video, you`ll be able to identify der, die and das when used in the nominative case (one of the 4 cases in the German language). We use this case to show that this noun is the subject (main character/protagonist of the sentence). If you don't get everything right the first time, that's ok. Just rewatch it a few times, and you understand everything. You will find a vocabulary list for this video at the end of the description to help you out further. If you liked this video, give it a thumbs up so it can help more people learn German the easy way. Visit my website and book a lesson: https://www.comprehensible-german.com/en Resources I recommend (affiliate links): LingQ App (for assisted reading of any text you want in German): https://www.lingq.com/?referral=Luca_CG Short Stories in German for Beginners by Olly Richards: https://amzn.to/40OcnDn 101 Conversations in Simple German by Olly Richards: https://amzn.to/3sNKdfc Scribed App: 60 days free https://de.scribd.com/g/9wmux0 About this channel: Learn German the fun and easy way through comprehensible input! Here, you won't have to study grammar rules to be able to understand and speak German like a native. Instead, you will develop a feeling for the natural way to speak German the same way you acquired your native language. In my Videos for German language acquisition, I use a combination of comprehensible Input, TPRS (teaching proficiency through reading and storytelling), and circling questions to help you understand the language and speak like a native. Wortschatz: das Buch - die Bücher das rote / gelbe Buch ein rotes / gelbes Buch der Stift - die Stifte der rote / blaue Stift ein roter / blauer Stift die Schere - die Scheren die rote / blaue Schere eine rote / blaue Schere die Tasse - die Tassen die große / kleine Tasse eine große / kleine Tasse das Messer - die Messer das große / kleine Messer ein großes / kleines Messer das Handy - die Handys (in German the plural is also written with “y”) das alte / neue Handy ein altes / neues Handy die Hand - die Hände die schmutzige / saubere eine schmutzige / saubere Hand der Tisch - die Tische der runde / eckige Tisch ein runder / eckiger Tisch der Löffel - die Löffel der große / kleine Löffel ein großer / kleiner Löffel rot blau klein groß alt neu schmutzig sauber rund eckig