We’ve seen how the words before nouns change their endings in German, like einen Garten or eine Frau. Some nouns change their endings too!
There’s a group of masculine nouns that end with ‑e, such as der Junge or der Name. These nouns add an ‑n to the end when receiving the action.
Der Name ist gut.
The name is good.
Kennst du seinen Namen?
Do you know his name?
There are a few different words in German for people!
Menschen are technically humans, human beings, or mankind.
Leute is a large group of people (and it’s always plural).
Person literally means person! You can also use Personen to refer to a group of people small enough to count.
The word das Geschlecht is the word you will see when filling out a form asking if you are männlich or weiblich. This word can also refer to grammatical gender, such as der, die, das!