Eine neue Sprache lernen: plural rules 4 - 6
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I can use plural rules to form plural nouns.
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Some masculine and neuter nouns add '-er' with an umlaut, where possible, to form the plural.
Nouns borrowed from other langauges usually add '-s' to form the plural.
Female person nouns add '-nen' to form the plural.
The German short [a] sounds like the 'a' in 'Blatt'. The short [ä] is as in the plural 'Blätter'.
The German short [u] sounds like the 'u' in 'Unterschied'; the long [u] is as in 'Uhr'.
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