For some neuter nouns the plural endings…<\/p>\n
end in -e : das Jahr<\/strong> (s) = die Jahre<\/strong> (p). Meaning = year\/years<\/p>\n end in -er : das Kind<\/strong> (s) = die Kinder<\/strong> (p). Meaning = child\/children<\/p>\n end in an umlaut + er : das Glas<\/strong> (s) = die Gl\u00e4ser<\/strong> (p). Meaning = glass\/glasses<\/p>\n end in -en\u00a0: das Auge<\/strong> (s) = die Augen<\/strong> (p). Meaning = eye\/eyes<\/p>\n have no change in the plural : das M\u00e4dchen<\/strong> (s) = die M\u00e4dchen<\/strong> (p). Meaning= girl<\/p>\n Some English adopted words will end in -s in the plural : die Party<\/strong> (s) = die Partys<\/strong>. Meaning = party\/parties<\/p>\n Some nouns that end in -us or -um may end in -en : das Museum<\/strong> (s) = die Museen<\/strong> (p). Meaning = museum\/museums<\/p>\n Nouns ending in -ma may end in -men in the plural : das Thema<\/strong> (s) = die Themen<\/strong> (p). Meaning = topic\/topics or subject\/subjects<\/p>\n There are certain nouns that are only used in the plural : Leute <\/strong>(people)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" For some neuter nouns the plural endings… end in -e : das Jahr (s) = die Jahre (p). Meaning = year\/years end in -er : das Kind (s) = die Kinder (p). Meaning = child\/children end in an umlaut + er : das Glas (s) = die Gl\u00e4ser (p). Meaning = glass\/glasses end in -en\u00a0…<\/p>\n