Ask for spelling: the alphabet, nouns, articles and the accusative case
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I can ask how to spell a word in German and distinguish between nominative articles with 'sein' and accusative articles with other verbs, and use them in speaking and writing.
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Ask 'Wie schreibt man das?' to ask how to spell a word in German.
'Wie heißt ...?' or 'Wie heißen ...?' (What is it/are they called?) are alternatives to 'Wie sagt man ...?'.
Definite articles - 'der, die, das, die' - and indefinite articles - 'ein, eine, ein' - are used before nouns.
The accusative case shows us the direct object in a sentence.
Masculine articles change in the accusative case ('den; einen'). Feminine, neuter and plural articles do not change.
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