The lioness gutted her prey. Fire gutted the building. Congress gutted the welfare bill. To eviscerate. To remove or destroy the most important parts of. Gut , daar heb ik nooit zo over nagedacht. Positive forms of gut. Comparative forms of gut. Superlative forms of gut. Beste gut gehen , gutgehen Guthaben Gutmensch ungut zu guter Letzt. Die Mannschaft hat gut gespielt. The team played well.
Ich wohne seit gut zwanzig Jahren in Berlin. Das Bett ist gut zwei Meter lang. The bed is a little over two meters long. Dieser Gegenstand ist gut zu finden. That item is easily found. You may well be married next year. Gut , dann fangen wir mal an. All right , then let's get started. Norwegian Nynorsk Wikipedia has an article on: gut. Hidden categories: Entries missing English vernacular names of taxa Requests for review of Korean translations Requests for review of Swahili translations.
Namespaces Entry Discussion. Views Read Edit History. The -er is not needed here. The phrase "Gute Nacht" does not have a -en ending since feminine nouns do not alter the adjective in that way, so it is "gute" for both nominative and accusative no matter the preceding article.
These are rules you will come to pick up and get the hang of eventually. Again, check out the Nancy Thuleen resource, as I think it will help you understand the existence of the rules and when to apply them. I could hardly have spoken a word of German to save my life a year and a half ago. Duo is the place to be :. First of all, a big welcome to you! I hope you will really enjoy learning here together with everyone!
Secondly, yes, there is a difference between "Gute" and "Guten", I'm going to explain your example: "Morgen", "Tag" and "Abend' are masculine, so you use "Guten" for them, however, "Nacht" is feminine, so you say "Gute Nacht". You can also use this chart for determining endingsn Gut-e, Gut-en etc. I recommend that you write this down, print it or copy it into a notepad if it was useful, and also all other good posts or comments.
That's what I do, and it's saved me lots of effort. We're all learning together! I hope this helped. Gute ist feminine accusative and guten Masculine accusative. This topic will just come to you the more you learn, just know now it is gender and case, just memorise right now the word and slowly work with the grammar. It takes time. They always drew up good plans. What's the rule explaining a usage of 'gute' and 'guten' in such cases? Get started.
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