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For most words borrowed from another language and for most words ending with a vowel other than e (so, ending in a, i, o, u), add the ending -s

Examples- die Taxis, die Autos, die Kinos und, die Cafes.

- Aiden Caulker

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If the singular form of a noun ends in el, er, or en, no additonal plural ending is added and will always have an Umlaut.

Example: der Apfel -----> die Äpfel

Andrew Davis

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Feminine plurals with the ending -n and -en never add a Umlaut
Example: Die Blume = Die Blumen
-Maddie Crean

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there is no plural form of the indefinite article.

kuba snyder

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the article will change to die for plurals that are not feminine.

kuba snyder

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Most German plural nouns end in -e or -en.
Ex. Die Frauen, Die Hunde

Scotty Nugent

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Masculine and neutral nouns add an -e or -er, -er almost always has an umlaut.
Example: Das Fach, Die Fächer

-Harper Johnson

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Feminine nouns add -n if the word ends with -e, -el, or -er.
Example: Die Sporthalle, -n

-Harper Johnson

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Example:
example: freundin = freundinnen

-Gavin Friel

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Feminine words ending in -in have the plural add-on -nen

-Gavin Friel

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example for foreign words
Die Cafes habe ein Kaffee? aidan dean

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Example
Meine Freundinnen sind nett.
Gio Longo

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Female words ending in -in are made plural by adding -nen
Gio Longo

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Foreign words have an s at the end. aidan dean