Possessive Articles - 3 Minuten Deutsch Lesson #33

The video tutorial covers possessive articles in German, explaining how they are used to indicate ownership. It provides examples of possessive articles in sentences and discusses how they must agree with case and gender. The tutorial also explains sentence structure, focusing on nominative, dative, and accusative cases, and provides additional notes on possessive endings.

What is the primary function of possessive articles in German?

• To indicate the tense of a verb

• To show ownership of a noun

• To describe the color of an object

• To express a question

Which possessive article would you use for a masculine nominative noun?

• Mein

• Mine

• Meine

• Meinen

How does the possessive article change for a feminine dative noun?

• It takes an 'em' at the end

• It takes an 'en' at the end

• It takes an 'er' at the end

• It takes an 'e' at the end

In a sentence, what is typically the role of the nominative case?

• It is the subject performing the action

• It is the direct object

• It is the indirect object

• It is the verb

What happens to the possessive articles 'Unser' and 'Euer' when an ending is added?

• The 'e' before 'r' is often dropped

• They take an 'n' at the end

• They take an 's' at the end

• They remain unchanged