Nouns

Question 1

People

Answer 1

Menschen f

Question 2

Book

Answer 2

Buch n

Question 3

Girl

Answer 3

Madchen

Question 4

Boy

Answer 4

Junge

Question 5

Child

Answer 5

Kind

Question 6

Newspaper

Answer 6

Zeitung m

Question 7

Leather

Answer 7

Leder

Question 8

Partnership

Answer 8

Partnerschaft

Question 9

Car

Answer 9

Auto

Question 10

Teacher

Answer 10

Lehrer

Question 11

Soccer

Football

Answer 11

Fußball

Question 12

The Leader

Answer 12

der Leiter

Question 13

President

Answer 13

der Präsiden

Question 14

Participant

Answer 14

der Teilnehmer

Question 15

Author

Answer 15

der Autor

Question 16

Capitalizing Nouns

Answer 16

In German, all nouns are capitalized.
For example, “my name” is “mein Name,”
and “the apple” is “der Apfel.”
This helps you identify which are the nouns in a sentence.

Question 17

Umlauts

Answer 17

Umlauts are the two dots you see above some vowels in German words, such as in “Mädchen.” Literally, “Umlaut” means “around the sound,” because its function is to change how the vowel sounds.

An umlaut can sometimes indicate the plural of a word.
For example, the plural of “Mutter” (mother) is “Mütter.”

Question 18

Street

Answer 18

die Straße

Question 19

the goal

Answer 19

das Ziel (accomplishment)
das Tor (sports goal)

Question 20

Note

Answer 20

die Notiz

Question 21

The Store

Answer 21

Das Geschäft

Question 22

Students

Answer 22

Studierende n

Question 23

Nobody

Answer 23

Keiner