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N-Declination
The n-declination with some nouns occur with male singulars in dative, genitive and accusative, but only in certain groups.
It is called n-declination, but in fact the ending can also be -en.
The groups are (all male):
male nouns ending with -e
male occupations and animals
male nationalitie
ending -ist
ending -ent
ending -ant
ending – at, -et, -it, -otÂ
Examples:
Er untersucht den Patienten. He exams the patient.
Er wohnt mit einem Polen zusammen. He lives with a polish man.
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