A1 German Course | Lesson 38 | Adjective Endings in German Dative Case | Adjektivendungen | English

Adjective Endings in German dative case is explained in lesson 38 of A1 level of free German language course. Adjective Endings in German language is considered to be among the difficult topics. However, the adjective endings in German dative case is quite simple. This lesson explained the adjective endings for German dative case in combination with definite and indefinite articles. Adjective endings in German language depends on 2 factors. 1. The Gender of German noun 2. The case in which the German adjective is being used. In this lesson we are covering the adjective endings in dative case so one is fixed. We know that every German noun has a gender and gender of noun in German language can be masculine, feminine or neuter. The easy part of adjective endings in German dative case is that for all the genders of German nouns, same adjective endings will be used in German dative case. This is not only true for the definite articles rather also for the indifinite articles. The adjective endings in German dative case is "-en" for all nouns. This this topic the German dative case topics are completed and in next lessons of free A1 German language course, new topics will be explained.