So, as you can observe in these examples, you always have to be careful! Always try to keep in mind the number, case and gender of your noun. “ Dem jung en Mann wird übel.” – The young man gets sick.“Ich sehe immer nur die hübsch en Frauen.” – I always only see the pretty women.“ Das schnell e Auto gefällt mir.” – I like the fast car.In the following, we will illustrate the way to use these adjective endings correctly. So, definite articles in German are “der, die, das”. Well, as already mentioned, you can use these German adjective endings only for adjectives which describe a noun with a definite article. So, you will be able to apply this table to most of the German adjectives. In this table we will use the adjective “frei” (free) as an example of a regular German adjective.
German Adjective Endings for Nouns with a definite Article After that, we will have a look at adjective endings for nouns with an indefinite article and without any article at all. First of all, we will have a look at some tables which will show us the endings of adjectives which describe a noun with an definite article. So, let’s start right ahead with the most important part of this article about German adjective endings. “Groß e Männer für Fotoshooting gesucht!”.“Ich kann dem Geschmack eines kalt en Bieres nicht widerstehen.”ĭeclension of adjectives with nouns without articles Case.“Ich habe meinen Ausweis einem unfreundlichen Polizisten gegeben.”.“Ich esse immer nur die klein en Stück e.”ĭeclension of adjectives with nouns with indefinite articles Case.Declension of adjectives with nouns with definite articles Case
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