What is the meaning of fresse?
[ˈfrɛsə] feminine noun Word forms: Fresse genitive , Fressen plural. (vulg) (= Mund) trap (inf), gob (Brit inf), cakehole (Brit inf); (= Gesicht) mug (inf) die Fresse halten to shut one’s trap or gob or face (all inf)
What is the meaning of Meine in English?
Meiny, Meine. a family; a body of attendants; a company of people employed together; a great number; the multitude, 1609. See also flock, retinue, train.
Was darf es sein means?
to order food at a restaurant. to describe dishes. to recommend something. to comment on meals. to ask someone what they would like.
Is it Mein Name or Meine name?
Mein Name. Nominative: Mein Name ist Maria: My name is Maria. *In German, the initial letters of nouns are capitalized.
What is the difference between Dein and deine?
– This is my spoon. Das ist dein Löffel. / Das ist Ihr Löffel. – This is your spoon. Das ist sein Löffel….
| Singular | Plural | |
|---|---|---|
| 1st person | mein / meine / mein (my) | unser / unsere / unser (our) |
| 2nd person | dein / deine / dein (your; informal) | euer / eure / euer (your; informal) |
Is deine female?
You will (actually) always use ‘deine’ when the reference is feminine. When it is masculine or neutral it is just ‘dein’. In English we distinguish between “male/female” sex, and “masculine/feminine” grammatical gender.
Is deine informal?
You’ve got a couple of things to consider. One is formal versus informal. Dein is the informal possessive form just as Du is the informal form of you.
What is the difference between Ein Apfel and einen Apfel?
Einen Apfel is not in nominative case (it is accusative case) and therefore it must be an object. Both German sentences are correct, both sentences are used by native speakers, and both sentences mean the same (“I have an apple”).
What is the difference between Meine and Meinen?
Mein stands for my and remains as such for the masculine gender while it becomes meine for the feminine gender. This is true for the nominative form of the pronoun. As far as accusative form is concerned, the words are meinen for the masculine gender and meine for the feminine gender.