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gender
of the noun (
antecedent
) refered to by the pronoun. For examples:
Der Kühlschrank ist fast leer. Er ist fast leer.
It (
masculine
) is almost empty.
Ich brauche die Wurst.
Ich brauche sie.
I need it (
feminine
).
Das Gespräch ist schwer.
Es ist schwer.
It (
neuter
) is difficult.
The following table summarizes these gender relationships:
3rd person pronouns
masculine 
er
he
feminine
sie
she
neuter
es
it
Übersetzung 2-1
You may, at this point, try the flash cards developed for Level I German. This set has a few words and 
concepts not yet presented in Level II, but for the most part can be very helpful in enhancing your 
vocabulary. Go to 
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Translate the following sentences into German. Pay attention to whether familiar or polite form of the 
pronoun is requested:
1. Good day, Ms. Neumann. How are you? [in polite conversational form] 
2. I am well, thank you. And you? [in polite form] 
3. I am well, thank you. And you? [in familiar form] 
4. Katrin is studying math. 
5. They meet each other at the head office. 
6. I do understand the instructions. 
7. Is she visiting from England? 
8. How is that? You have too much work? [in polite form] 
9. Good bye, Mr. Smith. Until tomorrow morning? 
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Section 2.01 ~ Salzburg, Austria
Lesson 2.03 • Die Zahlen
Lektion 3 ~ 
Zählen von 1 bis 12
Counting
in any language is a valuable skill best learned early on. In German as in English, there are 
both