How to remember the gender of German and what is the law of gender of German nouns?

After a long period of study, I will find some patterns, and when I start to learn, I will also make mistakes, and the main thing is to memorize the words carefully.

Generally those ending in E are negative. Constant neutral at the beginning of ge. These two are very practical.

It's the three sexes of die der das, the yin and yang, right? Generally, men and women, male and female, male and female, and so on can be clearly known at a glance, and other nouns are generally irregular, so they can only be memorized by themselves. I can't help it, everybody comes here like this.

There is no pattern to the German article, although it is said that the feminine die neutral das positive der, the plural is die

But many things are genderless ... So it's mostly rote memorization plus feeling.

A few simple methods, most of the E endings are die ( negative), -lein, -chen ending are das ( neutral) -heit, -keit ending are der (positive) Other methods are not known for the time being, follow the feeling, or back.

Generally speaking, there is no regularity, so when remembering words, you should remember them together with parts of speech and plural numbers, but generally men are masculine, women are feminine, and this is the only rule.

There are some small rules, you can probably guess if you read too much, and that's how I am.

Nationality: Wie ist Ihre Staatsangeh Rigkeit?

Occupation: Wie ist Ihre t Tigkeit?

Gender: Wie ist IHR Geschlecht?

Note that you must use "you", because since you are not familiar with the other person, you must use an honorific title"sie" 。

In other words, do you still need to confirm the gender = =

Nationality, land

Occupation beruf

Gender geschlecht

So respect yourself.

Respect verb : respektieren

Take you up the pose for free.

Most names can be seen from the suffix as masculine, neutral, or feminine. Others can only be memorized by rote.

Even if you ask the Germans if there are any shortcuts, they will tell you, "No".

There are a lot of ** people who learn German online, I won't talk about China, I will introduce you to a few foreign **, beginners can take a look.

Is the answer satisfactory? Haha

To put it simply, it's all about rote memorization at the beginning. Write down the character and plural of the word as part of the word, as well as the spelling of the word itself.

When you have a certain vocabulary, start summarizing the rules.

If you start with a regular routine, you will inevitably make mistakes. Because there are rules, there are exceptions...

If you are unsure, it is best to look up the dictionary immediately. Don't blindly believe in the rules.

-ung, -shcaft, feminine -e, mostly feminine-chen mostly neutral.

ER, mostly positive.

Learn slowly, and you will sum it up.

It's all based on guessing, and there is usually accumulation.

There was a girl in my class named Nils, and then there was a boy in the next class who was also named Nils