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Hase: der, die or das?

derHase

Hare

maskulin · masculineNature and the outdoorsLevel: Beginner

Short answer: Hase takes the article der (der Hase). It’s a masculine noun (German: maskulin) and means “hare” in English.

Hase: word facts

Article
der
Gender
maskulin (masculine)
English
Hare
Topic
Nature and the outdoors
Yupo level
Beginner

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Why does Hase take der?

Exception: most nouns ending in -e take die, but Hase takes der. Learn it together with its article.

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Remember it by color

In Yupo, der words are blue. Picture Hase as something blue.

Always say and write the word with its article: not “Hase” but “der Hase”.

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