A1 German Course | Lesson 16 | Definite and Indefinite Articles in German Accusative | English

Definite and Indefinite articles in German accusative case are explained with examples in lesson 16 of A1 level of German language course for beginners. As every German noun has a gender and gender of noun in German language can be masculine, feminine or neuter. For each gender of noun there is a corresponding artcile. The articles could be definite or indefinite. Use of definite and indefinite articles in German accusative case is exaplined with examples and is the topic of this lesson. In the earlier lessons we have already learned the definite and indefinite articles in German nominative case. The definite and indefinite articles in German accusative case are following. Definite articles in German accusative case. If gender of noun in German language is masculine, the definite article in German accusative case will be "den". If gender of noun in German language is feminine, the definite article in German accusative case will be "die". If gender of noun in German language is neuter, the definite article in German accusative case will be "das". If gender of noun in German language is plural, the definite article in German accusative case will be "die". Indefinite articles in German accusative case. If the gender of noun in German language is masculine, the indefinite article in German accusative case will be "einen". If the gender of noun in German language is masculine, the definite article in German accusative case will be "eine". If the gender of noun in German language is masculine, the definite article in German accusative case will be "ein". The definite and indefinite articles in German language depends on 2 factors. First is the gender of noun and second is in which case these articles are being used.