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Thanks Bruce - I felt left out w/o a political avatar![]()
Truly, considering how tasty the beer is in that part of the world!Lucky for you us belgians know those words too...
Thanks Bruce - I felt left out w/o a political avatar![]()

Surprisingly, the only german word I've had to use recently is Kartoffelkanone.
Wrong. Madchen is not feminine because of the -chen ending, making it a grammatical neuter. Always confused the poo out of me in my first years taking German.It can be either "Ich Bin" meaning "I am" or "Ich Heisse" meaning "My name is"
The the other one is "eine" because it is feminine
Correct, and very confusing. But in the OP's syntax, it is neuter.However, even if das Mädchen is neuter, the logical gender will take precedence if the noun is syntactically referenced. So "the girl and her dog" would in fact be "das Mädchen und ihr Hund", not "...sein Hund", as one might expect.