Frankincense

Frankincense

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  • T-ELOS
    so he will be out for a couple months at least. Hopefully they will manage for a while without him

    At least he isn't out for the entire season like D. Rose :(
    T-ELOS
    If the Chicago Bears would've won yesterday they would have been in the playoffs, instead they lost 54-11 :dead:
    T-ELOS
    Nice, beating the Spurs in San Antonio.

    Hopefully OKC wins it this year, I'm tired of seeing Miami win.
    T-ELOS
    You didn't miss anything, Just the Bulls losing their 8th game in a row :deadsad:

    Oh well, at least the Bears have a chance for the playoffs, and the Blackhawks are still doing well in hockey
    Shir0
    don't blame me. blame someone else but me.

    are you talking about the world cup? why is it a crappy draw?

    you can check on genus in the dictionary btw, so just do that, you menace.
    T-ELOS
    They were playing Portland when he got injured. I hate to say this, but the Bulls should think about trading Derrick Rose
    T-ELOS
    How are the Oklahoma City Thunder doing this year? The Chicago Bulls lost Derrick Rose for the season again! :sigh: My Chicago teams can never catch a break :deadsad:
    Shir0
    Guess you just have to know the gender. I just check with the definite articles der, die and das. You use der for masculine genus, die for feminine genus and das for neutral genus. It just sounds weird, if you use the wrong article. That's how I at least determine the genus.

    And yes.. for some strange reason die Telefonnummer has feminine genus.
    Shir0
    Frakk! I posted this on my own page >.<

    :o

    To be honest I don't really know about that (since I never really thought about those), but I might know about the Ihr/Ihre issue. Although this is just a guess. In the German language nouns have a genus. And depending on the object's genus in the sentence you use Ihr or Ihre.

    In your example Name - der Name is masculine, so you use Ihr here. Telefonnummer - die Telefonnumer has feminine genus, so you use Ihre here. << Don't know if this is a rule, but I "proof-checked" with other words.

    I am sorry that I am not really any helpful.. Should I find out about Wie <=> Was, I will tell you.
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