Episode #021
German Nouns that have no Plural Form
Just like in English, some German nouns don't have a plural form - even if they're the name for a whole group of items or people.
Unfortunately, these nouns are not always the same in both languages.
Main takeaways:
- What kind of nouns use only the singular form.
- Some nouns have a plural in German, but not in English.
- How you can learn from typical mistakes that Germans make when speaking English.
Your next steps
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1.. Listen to episode #021 of Uplevel your German with the player above, on Apple Podcasts or on Spotify.
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3. Take the quiz below.
Links mentioned in this episode and other resources:
🎙Click here for Podcast Episode #020: The 3 biggest mistakes I see Geman Learners make - and how to avoid them
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