Language Blocks

Gender / Noun Class Tag

Grammatical gender Noun class

What grammatical class does this noun belong to?

extended intermediate Language coding

Betydning

A grammatical category such as masculine/feminine/neuter or a noun class that can affect articles, adjectives, pronouns, verbs, or agreement.

Sådan genkender du det

Notice whether nouns carry a class that other words must match.

Eksempler

Ord

masculine|feminine|neuter|class noun

Fraser

la casa roja|der Mann|une table

Sætning

The adjective changes to match the noun.

Visual guide

Basic shape
Noun has a class tag:
casa [feminine]
Matching words copy it:
la casa roja
la = feminine article
roja = feminine adjective
Class → agreement
Compare shape
Class systems vary:
No class: no tag to match
Gender: masc/fem/neut
  der Mann, une table
Many classes: class 1/2/...
Agreement may affect:
article adjective pronoun verb

Sprogoverblik

På dit sprog

Arabic (Modern Standard)
Markering
strong
Vigtighed

Arabic has pervasive masculine/feminine gender affecting nouns, adjectives, pronouns, verbs and demonstratives.

هذه الطالبة مجتهدة.

This female student is hardworking.

På det sprog, du lærer

German (standard)
Markering
strong
Sværhedsgrad

Every noun has grammatical gender, visible through articles and agreement.

der Tisch, die Lampe, das Haus

the table, the lamp, the house


Typisk læringsudfordring

Learners often need to learn nouns together with der, die or das.

Same block, different coding

Both languages use this block strongly, but they signal it differently. Focus on form changes, not only meaning.

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