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In German do all nouns use Die when plural? Even when they are masculine or neuter? - Quora
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German Nouns With Articles : German Grammar For Beginners
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How to know when to use Die der den and das in German? I am not sure how these work and I can't find a good answer. Is it just memorization -
German Nouns With Articles : German Grammar For Beginners
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