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German and Russian have three of them, French and Spanish two: grammatical genders. They annoyed Mark Twain and confuse students to this day. But where did they come from?
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http://tomscott.com - @tomscott - Grammatical gender is a silly concept. So I'm about to go against my vow of descriptivism, and risk being run over by the Linguistic Mafia's bus, and say this: it's a silly idea.
- published: 05 Jul 2013
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English Grammar lesson - Gender Nouns ( Learn Fluent English)
Blog : http://www.learnex.in/learning-gender-nouns
In English, grammatical gender is a system of noun classification. In this English lesson you will learn about Gender nouns. A common gender classification includes masculine and feminine categories. Masculine nouns are words for men, boys and male animals. Feminine nouns are words for women, girls and female animals.
In this spoken English & Grammar lesson today we have listed some common gender classification terms that are used by people in general.
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Masculine Feminine
1. Actor Actress
Actor and Actress are performers.
2. Bachelor Bachelorette/Spinster
Unmarried people
3. Bridegroom Bride
People who are getting married
4. God Goddess
Super powers that we worship
5. Nephew Niece
Your sibling’s children
6. Poet Poetess
The writers who write poetry
7. Wizard Witch
The evil people with evil magical powers.
8. Waiter Waitress
The people who serve us at a restaurant
9. Hero Heroine
People who act in films, TV soaps and theatre.
10. Servant Maid
Our domestic help
Below are some common gender nouns – the same term used for both genders.
1. Baby / Child /Infant
2. Friend
3. Guest
4. Passenger
5. Relative
6. Student
7. Teacher
8. Guardian
9. Cousin
- published: 08 Dec 2015
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In this video, you will learn about masculine and feminine noun gender in Arabic.
Learn more about Arabic language and culture on our blog: http://www.transparent.com/Arabic
- published: 25 Aug 2010
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Lets talk presents English Grammar level 1.
Learning a language is easier if one is perfect with basic Grammar skills. It gives a good command over English speaking skills, with zero grammatical errors. Learning with English Grammar program will be exciting, as its created in simple manner and language, to understand the complex rules of English language Grammar. This CD covers the basic level Grammar. The topics Covered are:1.Noun's 2. Pronoun 3. verb 4. Tenses 5. Preposition 6. Adjective 7. Punctuation Marks
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Basic English Grammar -- Chapter 03 -- Gender -- Nouns ( Masculine, feminine, Neuter, Common)
The Noun-Gender tells us about the sex of the noun.
In Grammar-Nouns, there are FOUR GENDERS.
1. Masculine gender:
A noun is said to be in the Masculine gender if it refers to a male character or member of a species.
Man, lion, hero, boy, king, horse and actor are nouns of masculine gender.
Example:
• A boy is playing in the play-ground.
• Hero of the movie is not a native of this country.
In these sentences the words "boy" and "hero" are masculine-gender nouns.
2. Feminine gender:
A noun is said to be in the feminine gender if it refers to a female member of a species.
Woman, lioness, heroine, girl, mare, niece, empress, cow and actress are few of the feminine-gender nouns that we use.
Example:
• A girl is playing in the play-ground.
• Heroine of the movie is not a native of this country.
In these sentences the words "girl" and "heroine" are feminine-gender nouns.
The next in the Noun-Gender is common gender.
3. Common gender:
A noun is said to be in Common gender if it refers to a member of species which can be a male or a female.
Child, student, friend, applicant, candidate, servant, member,
parliamentarian and leader are few of the common-gender nouns.
Example:
• A child is playing in the play-ground.
• A Parliamentarian should have command over his language.
In these sentences the words, "child" and "parliamentarian" are nouns of common gender.
The next in the Noun-Gender is neuter gender.
4. Neuter gender:
A noun is said to be in the neuter gender if it refers to a member of a species which is neither a male nor a female.
Normally nouns referring to lifeless objects are in neuter nouns.
Chair, table, tree, star, mountain, street, book, car, school,
paper, pencil and computer are few of the neuter nouns which We use regularly.
- published: 10 Apr 2012
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http://www.funrussian.com/2012/11/21/gender-russian-nouns/ - Gender of Russian Nouns video lesson. Make sure to check out the article and do the exercises to practice gender of Russian nouns!
Watch Gender of Russian Nouns Part 2 lesson that I mention in my video and learn everything you need to know about the gender of Russian nouns - http://www.funrussian.com/2012/11/28/russian-nouns-gender/
The link to the lesson on YouTube - http://youtu.be/SVSO37QXcAY
Have fun learning Russian grammar with Fun Russian grammar video lessons! Please let me know if you have any questions, or suggestions by leaving the comment below.
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In this video you get to Learn Grade 1 - English Grammar - Gender
- published: 17 Oct 2011
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Lesson 8 is all about grammatical gender in Polish language. In this lesson we focus on singular nouns. We have three grammatical genders in Polish language - masculine, feminine and neuter. There is also natural gender, which means that gender in grammar matches with the natural one.
You will find in this lesson also endings of the nouns for different genders. It's not as difficult as you might think, but don't forget about the homework!
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English subtitles available (the fourth icon on the right on the bottom of the video).
Preparing the video I was using the book "Hurra! Po polsku 1" (authors Małgorzata Małolepsza, Aneta Szymkiewicz).
- published: 01 Apr 2015
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This lesson is about grammatical gender for plural forms in Polish language. As in singular we distinguish 3 genders, for plural forms it is a bit different. Watch the video to see the exact classification with examples. To make it easier, a table with forms was prepared.
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- published: 19 Aug 2015
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Grammatical gender is defined linguistically as a system of classes of nouns which trigger specific types of inflections in associated words, such as adjectives, verbs and others. While Old English (Anglo-Saxon) had grammatical gender, Modern English is normally described as lacking grammatical gender,.
The linguistic notion of grammatical gender is distinguished from the biological and social notion of natural gender, although they interact closely in many languages. Both grammatical and natural gender can have linguistic effects in a given language. Some gendered forms are borrowed and used in English. For example, the French words,
The additional "e" is a marker of the feminine form and in this instance the natural and grammatical gender are matched.
For a system of noun classes to be a gender system, every noun must belong to one of the classes and there should be very few that belong to several classes at once. If a language distinguishes between genders, in order to correctly decline any noun and any modifier or other type of word affected by that noun, one must identify the gender of the noun. For instance, in Spanish,
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4:04Where do grammatical genders come from?
Where do grammatical genders come from?Where do grammatical genders come from?
German and Russian have three of them, French and Spanish two: grammatical genders. They annoyed Mark Twain and confuse students to this day. But where did they come from? Music: "Style Funk" and "Hot Swing" by Kevin MacLeod, http://www.incompetech.com --------- Send letters and postcards to: Rewboss Postfach 10 06 29 63704 Aschaffenburg Germany Please don't send parcels or packages, or anything that has to be signed for. --------- My website: http://www.rewboss.com/ My blog: http://rewboss.blogspot.com/ My Twitter feed: http://www.twitter.com/rewboss My Google+ page: https://google.com/+rewboss -
3:49Gender Neutral Pronouns: They're Here, Get Used To Them
Gender Neutral Pronouns: They're Here, Get Used To ThemGender Neutral Pronouns: They're Here, Get Used To Them
http://tomscott.com - @tomscott - Grammatical gender is a silly concept. So I'm about to go against my vow of descriptivism, and risk being run over by the Linguistic Mafia's bus, and say this: it's a silly idea. -
13:02English Grammar lesson - Gender Nouns ( Learn Fluent English)
English Grammar lesson - Gender Nouns ( Learn Fluent English)English Grammar lesson - Gender Nouns ( Learn Fluent English)
English Grammar lesson - Gender Nouns ( Learn Fluent English) Blog : http://www.learnex.in/learning-gender-nouns In English, grammatical gender is a system of noun classification. In this English lesson you will learn about Gender nouns. A common gender classification includes masculine and feminine categories. Masculine nouns are words for men, boys and male animals. Feminine nouns are words for women, girls and female animals. In this spoken English & Grammar lesson today we have listed some common gender classification terms that are used by people in general. Website : http://www.letstalkpodcast.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/letstalkpodcast Masculine Feminine 1. Actor Actress Actor and Actress are performers. 2. Bachelor Bachelorette/Spinster Unmarried people 3. Bridegroom Bride People who are getting married 4. God Goddess Super powers that we worship 5. Nephew Niece Your sibling’s children 6. Poet Poetess The writers who write poetry 7. Wizard Witch The evil people with evil magical powers. 8. Waiter Waitress The people who serve us at a restaurant 9. Hero Heroine People who act in films, TV soaps and theatre. 10. Servant Maid Our domestic help Below are some common gender nouns – the same term used for both genders. 1. Baby / Child /Infant 2. Friend 3. Guest 4. Passenger 5. Relative 6. Student 7. Teacher 8. Guardian 9. Cousin -
5:06Grammatical Gender: English vs. German
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1:10Arabic Grammar: Gender
Arabic Grammar: GenderArabic Grammar: Gender
In this video, you will learn about masculine and feminine noun gender in Arabic. Learn more about Arabic language and culture on our blog: http://www.transparent.com/Arabic -
3:33English Grammar - Gender. www.letstalk.co.in
English Grammar - Gender. www.letstalk.co.inEnglish Grammar - Gender. www.letstalk.co.in
Lets talk presents English Grammar level 1. Learning a language is easier if one is perfect with basic Grammar skills. It gives a good command over English speaking skills, with zero grammatical errors. Learning with English Grammar program will be exciting, as its created in simple manner and language, to understand the complex rules of English language Grammar. This CD covers the basic level Grammar. The topics Covered are:1.Noun's 2. Pronoun 3. verb 4. Tenses 5. Preposition 6. Adjective 7. Punctuation Marks -
4:14English Grammar Lessons - Gender
English Grammar Lessons - GenderEnglish Grammar Lessons - Gender
Basic English Grammar -- Chapter 03 -- Gender -- Nouns ( Masculine, feminine, Neuter, Common) The Noun-Gender tells us about the sex of the noun. In Grammar-Nouns, there are FOUR GENDERS. 1. Masculine gender: A noun is said to be in the Masculine gender if it refers to a male character or member of a species. Man, lion, hero, boy, king, horse and actor are nouns of masculine gender. Example: • A boy is playing in the play-ground. • Hero of the movie is not a native of this country. In these sentences the words "boy" and "hero" are masculine-gender nouns. 2. Feminine gender: A noun is said to be in the feminine gender if it refers to a female member of a species. Woman, lioness, heroine, girl, mare, niece, empress, cow and actress are few of the feminine-gender nouns that we use. Example: • A girl is playing in the play-ground. • Heroine of the movie is not a native of this country. In these sentences the words "girl" and "heroine" are feminine-gender nouns. The next in the Noun-Gender is common gender. 3. Common gender: A noun is said to be in Common gender if it refers to a member of species which can be a male or a female. Child, student, friend, applicant, candidate, servant, member, parliamentarian and leader are few of the common-gender nouns. Example: • A child is playing in the play-ground. • A Parliamentarian should have command over his language. In these sentences the words, "child" and "parliamentarian" are nouns of common gender. The next in the Noun-Gender is neuter gender. 4. Neuter gender: A noun is said to be in the neuter gender if it refers to a member of a species which is neither a male nor a female. Normally nouns referring to lifeless objects are in neuter nouns. Chair, table, tree, star, mountain, street, book, car, school, paper, pencil and computer are few of the neuter nouns which We use regularly. -
2:31Russian Grammar Lesson 1: Gender of Nouns Part 1
Russian Grammar Lesson 1: Gender of Nouns Part 1Russian Grammar Lesson 1: Gender of Nouns Part 1
http://www.funrussian.com/2012/11/21/gender-russian-nouns/ - Gender of Russian Nouns video lesson. Make sure to check out the article and do the exercises to practice gender of Russian nouns! Watch Gender of Russian Nouns Part 2 lesson that I mention in my video and learn everything you need to know about the gender of Russian nouns - http://www.funrussian.com/2012/11/28/russian-nouns-gender/ The link to the lesson on YouTube - http://youtu.be/SVSO37QXcAY Have fun learning Russian grammar with Fun Russian grammar video lessons! Please let me know if you have any questions, or suggestions by leaving the comment below. -
7:37Learn Grade 1 - English Grammar - Gender
Learn Grade 1 - English Grammar - GenderLearn Grade 1 - English Grammar - Gender
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3:15Polish for beginners. Lesson 8. On, ona, ono: grammatical gender - singular
Polish for beginners. Lesson 8. On, ona, ono: grammatical gender - singularPolish for beginners. Lesson 8. On, ona, ono: grammatical gender - singular
Lesson 8 is all about grammatical gender in Polish language. In this lesson we focus on singular nouns. We have three grammatical genders in Polish language - masculine, feminine and neuter. There is also natural gender, which means that gender in grammar matches with the natural one. You will find in this lesson also endings of the nouns for different genders. It's not as difficult as you might think, but don't forget about the homework! Follow me on Facebook to get your regular portion of Polish: https://www.facebook.com/polishlanguageforbeginners And on Twitter to expand your vocabulary: https://twitter.com/PolishForBeginn English subtitles available (the fourth icon on the right on the bottom of the video). Preparing the video I was using the book "Hurra! Po polsku 1" (authors Małgorzata Małolepsza, Aneta Szymkiewicz). -
1:49Polish for beginners. Lesson 15. Grammatical gender, plural forms.
Polish for beginners. Lesson 15. Grammatical gender, plural forms.Polish for beginners. Lesson 15. Grammatical gender, plural forms.
This lesson is about grammatical gender for plural forms in Polish language. As in singular we distinguish 3 genders, for plural forms it is a bit different. Watch the video to see the exact classification with examples. To make it easier, a table with forms was prepared. Don't forget to subscribe and follow me on my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/polishlanguageforbeginners Follow me on Twitter to expand your vocabulary: https://twitter.com/PolishForBeginn English subtitles available (the fourth icon on the right on the bottom of the video). -
4:32Slovak language: How to distinguish grammatical genders
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3:56Grammatical Gender
Grammatical GenderGrammatical Gender
One of the most essential concepts for a good foundation in Russian is grammatical gender. We cover how to tell the gender of a noun, when you just need to memorize it, and two quirks of the Russian for "time" (время) and "first name" (имя). -
4:34Grammatical Gender
Grammatical Gender
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Where do grammatical genders come from?
German and Russian have three of them, French and Spanish two: grammatical genders. They annoyed Mark Twain and confuse students to this day. But where did they come from? Music: "Style Funk" and "Hot Swing" by Kevin MacLeod, http://www.incompetech.com --------- Send letters and postcards to: Rewboss Postfach 10 06 29 63704 Aschaffenburg Germany Please don't send parcels or packages, or anything that has to be signed for. --------- My website: http://www.rewboss.com/ My blog: http://rewboss.blogspot.com/ My Twitter feed: http://www.twitter.com/rewboss My Google+ page: https://google.com/+rewboss -
Gender Neutral Pronouns: They're Here, Get Used To Them
http://tomscott.com - @tomscott - Grammatical gender is a silly concept. So I'm about to go against my vow of descriptivism, and risk being run over by the Linguistic Mafia's bus, and say this: it's a silly idea. -
English Grammar lesson - Gender Nouns ( Learn Fluent English)
English Grammar lesson - Gender Nouns ( Learn Fluent English) Blog : http://www.learnex.in/learning-gender-nouns In English, grammatical gender is a system of noun classification. In this English lesson you will learn about Gender nouns. A common gender classification includes masculine and feminine categories. Masculine nouns are words for men, boys and male animals. Feminine nouns are words for women, girls and female animals. In this spoken English & Grammar lesson today we have listed some common gender classification terms that are used by people in general. Website : http://www.letstalkpodcast.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/letstalkpodcast Masculine Feminine 1. Actor Actress Actor and Actress are performers. 2. Bachelor ... -
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Arabic Grammar: Gender
In this video, you will learn about masculine and feminine noun gender in Arabic. Learn more about Arabic language and culture on our blog: http://www.transparent.com/Arabic -
English Grammar - Gender. www.letstalk.co.in
Lets talk presents English Grammar level 1. Learning a language is easier if one is perfect with basic Grammar skills. It gives a good command over English speaking skills, with zero grammatical errors. Learning with English Grammar program will be exciting, as its created in simple manner and language, to understand the complex rules of English language Grammar. This CD covers the basic level Grammar. The topics Covered are:1.Noun's 2. Pronoun 3. verb 4. Tenses 5. Preposition 6. Adjective 7. Punctuation Marks -
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Russian Grammar Lesson 1: Gender of Nouns Part 1
http://www.funrussian.com/2012/11/21/gender-russian-nouns/ - Gender of Russian Nouns video lesson. Make sure to check out the article and do the exercises to practice gender of Russian nouns! Watch Gender of Russian Nouns Part 2 lesson that I mention in my video and learn everything you need to know about the gender of Russian nouns - http://www.funrussian.com/2012/11/28/russian-nouns-gender/ The link to the lesson on YouTube - http://youtu.be/SVSO37QXcAY Have fun learning Russian grammar with Fun Russian grammar video lessons! Please let me know if you have any questions, or suggestions by leaving the comment below. -
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Polish for beginners. Lesson 15. Grammatical gender, plural forms.
This lesson is about grammatical gender for plural forms in Polish language. As in singular we distinguish 3 genders, for plural forms it is a bit different. Watch the video to see the exact classification with examples. To make it easier, a table with forms was prepared. Don't forget to subscribe and follow me on my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/polishlanguageforbeginners Follow me on Twitter to expand your vocabulary: https://twitter.com/PolishForBeginn English subtitles available (the fourth icon on the right on the bottom of the video). -
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GENDER English Grammar lesson https://youtu.be/PzD7OXHX0E0 SuccessCDs Education ( https://www.youtube.com/successcds1 ) is an online channel focused on providing education through Videos as per CBSE, ICSE and NCERT syllabi upto Class 12 (K-12) for English, Hindi, Science, Social Science, Sanskrit and other subjects. Also visit our Channel for Entrance Exams in India FAQs & Application Process, GK & Current Affairs, Communication Skills and Self Improvement Videos Our website ( http://www.successcds.net ) is one of the leading portal on Entrance Exams and Admissions in India. "About this Video" English Grammar lesson - Gender GENDER All living beings belong to either male or female gender. A noun word that tells us about a male living being human or animal, is said to be of masculi... -
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Rabbi Leana Morrit on grammatical gender & linguistic flexibility of the sacred text
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Where do grammatical genders come from?
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German and Russian have three of them, French and Spanish two: grammatical genders. They annoyed Mark Twain and confuse students to this day. But where did they...
German and Russian have three of them, French and Spanish two: grammatical genders. They annoyed Mark Twain and confuse students to this day. But where did they come from?
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Gender Neutral Pronouns: They're Here, Get Used To Them
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http://tomscott.com - @tomscott - Grammatical gender is a silly concept. So I'm about to go against my vow of descriptivism, and risk being run over by the Ling...
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English Grammar lesson - Gender Nouns ( Learn Fluent English)
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English Grammar lesson - Gender Nouns ( Learn Fluent English)
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In English, grammatical gender is a system o...
English Grammar lesson - Gender Nouns ( Learn Fluent English)
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In English, grammatical gender is a system of noun classification. In this English lesson you will learn about Gender nouns. A common gender classification includes masculine and feminine categories. Masculine nouns are words for men, boys and male animals. Feminine nouns are words for women, girls and female animals.
In this spoken English & Grammar lesson today we have listed some common gender classification terms that are used by people in general.
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Masculine Feminine
1. Actor Actress
Actor and Actress are performers.
2. Bachelor Bachelorette/Spinster
Unmarried people
3. Bridegroom Bride
People who are getting married
4. God Goddess
Super powers that we worship
5. Nephew Niece
Your sibling’s children
6. Poet Poetess
The writers who write poetry
7. Wizard Witch
The evil people with evil magical powers.
8. Waiter Waitress
The people who serve us at a restaurant
9. Hero Heroine
People who act in films, TV soaps and theatre.
10. Servant Maid
Our domestic help
Below are some common gender nouns – the same term used for both genders.
1. Baby / Child /Infant
2. Friend
3. Guest
4. Passenger
5. Relative
6. Student
7. Teacher
8. Guardian
9. Cousin
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English Grammar lesson - Gender Nouns ( Learn Fluent English)
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In English, grammatical gender is a system of noun classification. In this English lesson you will learn about Gender nouns. A common gender classification includes masculine and feminine categories. Masculine nouns are words for men, boys and male animals. Feminine nouns are words for women, girls and female animals.
In this spoken English & Grammar lesson today we have listed some common gender classification terms that are used by people in general.
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Masculine Feminine
1. Actor Actress
Actor and Actress are performers.
2. Bachelor Bachelorette/Spinster
Unmarried people
3. Bridegroom Bride
People who are getting married
4. God Goddess
Super powers that we worship
5. Nephew Niece
Your sibling’s children
6. Poet Poetess
The writers who write poetry
7. Wizard Witch
The evil people with evil magical powers.
8. Waiter Waitress
The people who serve us at a restaurant
9. Hero Heroine
People who act in films, TV soaps and theatre.
10. Servant Maid
Our domestic help
Below are some common gender nouns – the same term used for both genders.
1. Baby / Child /Infant
2. Friend
3. Guest
4. Passenger
5. Relative
6. Student
7. Teacher
8. Guardian
9. Cousin
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Grammatical Gender: English vs. German
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This video describes grammatical gender and the differences between German's grammatical gender and English, which does not have grammatical gender.
This video describes grammatical gender and the differences between German's grammatical gender and English, which does not have grammatical gender.
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Arabic Grammar: Gender
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In this video, you will learn about masculine and feminine noun gender in Arabic.
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In this video, you will learn about masculine and feminine noun gender in Arabic.
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In this video, you will learn about masculine and feminine noun gender in Arabic.
Learn more about Arabic language and culture on our blog: http://www.transparent.com/Arabic
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English Grammar - Gender. www.letstalk.co.in
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Lets talk presents English Grammar level 1.
Learning a language is easier if one is perfect with basic Grammar skills. It gives a good command over English speaking skills, with zero grammatical errors. Learning with English Grammar program will be exciting, as its created in simple manner and language, to understand the complex rules of English language Grammar. This CD covers the basic level Grammar. The topics Covered are:1.Noun's 2. Pronoun 3. verb 4. Tenses 5. Preposition 6. Adjective 7. Punctuation Marks
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Lets talk presents English Grammar level 1.
Learning a language is easier if one is perfect with basic Grammar skills. It gives a good command over English speaking skills, with zero grammatical errors. Learning with English Grammar program will be exciting, as its created in simple manner and language, to understand the complex rules of English language Grammar. This CD covers the basic level Grammar. The topics Covered are:1.Noun's 2. Pronoun 3. verb 4. Tenses 5. Preposition 6. Adjective 7. Punctuation Marks
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English Grammar Lessons - Gender
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Basic English Grammar -- Chapter 03 -- Gender -- Nouns ( Masculine, feminine, Neuter, Common)
The Noun-Gender tells us about the sex of the noun.
In Grammar-...
Basic English Grammar -- Chapter 03 -- Gender -- Nouns ( Masculine, feminine, Neuter, Common)
The Noun-Gender tells us about the sex of the noun.
In Grammar-Nouns, there are FOUR GENDERS.
1. Masculine gender:
A noun is said to be in the Masculine gender if it refers to a male character or member of a species.
Man, lion, hero, boy, king, horse and actor are nouns of masculine gender.
Example:
• A boy is playing in the play-ground.
• Hero of the movie is not a native of this country.
In these sentences the words "boy" and "hero" are masculine-gender nouns.
2. Feminine gender:
A noun is said to be in the feminine gender if it refers to a female member of a species.
Woman, lioness, heroine, girl, mare, niece, empress, cow and actress are few of the feminine-gender nouns that we use.
Example:
• A girl is playing in the play-ground.
• Heroine of the movie is not a native of this country.
In these sentences the words "girl" and "heroine" are feminine-gender nouns.
The next in the Noun-Gender is common gender.
3. Common gender:
A noun is said to be in Common gender if it refers to a member of species which can be a male or a female.
Child, student, friend, applicant, candidate, servant, member,
parliamentarian and leader are few of the common-gender nouns.
Example:
• A child is playing in the play-ground.
• A Parliamentarian should have command over his language.
In these sentences the words, "child" and "parliamentarian" are nouns of common gender.
The next in the Noun-Gender is neuter gender.
4. Neuter gender:
A noun is said to be in the neuter gender if it refers to a member of a species which is neither a male nor a female.
Normally nouns referring to lifeless objects are in neuter nouns.
Chair, table, tree, star, mountain, street, book, car, school,
paper, pencil and computer are few of the neuter nouns which We use regularly.
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Basic English Grammar -- Chapter 03 -- Gender -- Nouns ( Masculine, feminine, Neuter, Common)
The Noun-Gender tells us about the sex of the noun.
In Grammar-Nouns, there are FOUR GENDERS.
1. Masculine gender:
A noun is said to be in the Masculine gender if it refers to a male character or member of a species.
Man, lion, hero, boy, king, horse and actor are nouns of masculine gender.
Example:
• A boy is playing in the play-ground.
• Hero of the movie is not a native of this country.
In these sentences the words "boy" and "hero" are masculine-gender nouns.
2. Feminine gender:
A noun is said to be in the feminine gender if it refers to a female member of a species.
Woman, lioness, heroine, girl, mare, niece, empress, cow and actress are few of the feminine-gender nouns that we use.
Example:
• A girl is playing in the play-ground.
• Heroine of the movie is not a native of this country.
In these sentences the words "girl" and "heroine" are feminine-gender nouns.
The next in the Noun-Gender is common gender.
3. Common gender:
A noun is said to be in Common gender if it refers to a member of species which can be a male or a female.
Child, student, friend, applicant, candidate, servant, member,
parliamentarian and leader are few of the common-gender nouns.
Example:
• A child is playing in the play-ground.
• A Parliamentarian should have command over his language.
In these sentences the words, "child" and "parliamentarian" are nouns of common gender.
The next in the Noun-Gender is neuter gender.
4. Neuter gender:
A noun is said to be in the neuter gender if it refers to a member of a species which is neither a male nor a female.
Normally nouns referring to lifeless objects are in neuter nouns.
Chair, table, tree, star, mountain, street, book, car, school,
paper, pencil and computer are few of the neuter nouns which We use regularly.
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Russian Grammar Lesson 1: Gender of Nouns Part 1
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http://www.funrussian.com/2012/11/21/gender-russian-nouns/ - Gender of Russian Nouns video lesson. Make sure to check out the article and do the exercises to pr...
http://www.funrussian.com/2012/11/21/gender-russian-nouns/ - Gender of Russian Nouns video lesson. Make sure to check out the article and do the exercises to practice gender of Russian nouns!
Watch Gender of Russian Nouns Part 2 lesson that I mention in my video and learn everything you need to know about the gender of Russian nouns - http://www.funrussian.com/2012/11/28/russian-nouns-gender/
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http://www.funrussian.com/2012/11/21/gender-russian-nouns/ - Gender of Russian Nouns video lesson. Make sure to check out the article and do the exercises to practice gender of Russian nouns!
Watch Gender of Russian Nouns Part 2 lesson that I mention in my video and learn everything you need to know about the gender of Russian nouns - http://www.funrussian.com/2012/11/28/russian-nouns-gender/
The link to the lesson on YouTube - http://youtu.be/SVSO37QXcAY
Have fun learning Russian grammar with Fun Russian grammar video lessons! Please let me know if you have any questions, or suggestions by leaving the comment below.
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Learn Grade 1 - English Grammar - Gender
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In this video you get to Learn Grade 1 - English Grammar - Gender
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Polish for beginners. Lesson 8. On, ona, ono: grammatical gender - singular
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Lesson 8 is all about grammatical gender in Polish language. In this lesson we focus on singular nouns. We have three grammatical genders in Polish language - m...
Lesson 8 is all about grammatical gender in Polish language. In this lesson we focus on singular nouns. We have three grammatical genders in Polish language - masculine, feminine and neuter. There is also natural gender, which means that gender in grammar matches with the natural one.
You will find in this lesson also endings of the nouns for different genders. It's not as difficult as you might think, but don't forget about the homework!
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Lesson 8 is all about grammatical gender in Polish language. In this lesson we focus on singular nouns. We have three grammatical genders in Polish language - masculine, feminine and neuter. There is also natural gender, which means that gender in grammar matches with the natural one.
You will find in this lesson also endings of the nouns for different genders. It's not as difficult as you might think, but don't forget about the homework!
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Polish for beginners. Lesson 15. Grammatical gender, plural forms.
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This lesson is about grammatical gender for plural forms in Polish language. As in singular we distinguish 3 genders, for plural forms it is a bit different. Wa...
This lesson is about grammatical gender for plural forms in Polish language. As in singular we distinguish 3 genders, for plural forms it is a bit different. Watch the video to see the exact classification with examples. To make it easier, a table with forms was prepared.
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This lesson is about grammatical gender for plural forms in Polish language. As in singular we distinguish 3 genders, for plural forms it is a bit different. Watch the video to see the exact classification with examples. To make it easier, a table with forms was prepared.
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Slovak language: How to distinguish grammatical genders
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This video explains 3 rules and 3 exceptions you need to know to distinguish grammatical gender of Slovak nouns.
Plus at the end is a brief explanation how to l...
This video explains 3 rules and 3 exceptions you need to know to distinguish grammatical gender of Slovak nouns.
Plus at the end is a brief explanation how to look up the gender of any noun in an online Slovak grammar dictionary.
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Grammatical Gender
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One of the most essential concepts for a good foundation in Russian is grammatical gender. We cover how to tell the gender of a noun, when you just need to memo...
One of the most essential concepts for a good foundation in Russian is grammatical gender. We cover how to tell the gender of a noun, when you just need to memorize it, and two quirks of the Russian for "time" (время) and "first name" (имя).
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One of the most essential concepts for a good foundation in Russian is grammatical gender. We cover how to tell the gender of a noun, when you just need to memorize it, and two quirks of the Russian for "time" (время) and "first name" (имя).
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Grammatical Gender
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Gender!? What's that then? I have no idea. I think it's something to do with Grammar? Spanish Grammar? Watch this and let me know.
Gender!? What's that then? I have no idea. I think it's something to do with Grammar? Spanish Grammar? Watch this and let me know.
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Language Studies- Grammatical Gender & Introduction to Animacy
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Learn German Grammar: How Do I Know Which Gender to Use?
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A practical guide to help you work out which gender to use in German.
A practical guide to help you work out which gender to use in German.
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A practical guide to help you work out which gender to use in German.
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A1 54 Grammatical gender in Russian Professions Masculine Nouns for Feminine Gender
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Grammatical Gender in the French Language Completed Version
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Slovak language: Why is it important to distinguish grammatical genders?
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Being able to distinguish whether the noun is masculine, feminine or neuter gender is absolutely necessary if you want to speak correct Slovak. Here we explain ...
Being able to distinguish whether the noun is masculine, feminine or neuter gender is absolutely necessary if you want to speak correct Slovak. Here we explain why.
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Being able to distinguish whether the noun is masculine, feminine or neuter gender is absolutely necessary if you want to speak correct Slovak. Here we explain why.
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English Grammar lesson - GENDER
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GENDER English Grammar lesson https://youtu.be/PzD7OXHX0E0
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English Grammar lesson - Gender
GENDER
All living beings belong to either male or female gender.
A noun word that tells us about a male living being human or animal, is said to be of masculine gender.
And a noun that tells us about a female living being human or animal, belongs to the feminine gender.
Masculine Feminine
Lion Lioness
Man Woman
Boy Girl
Horse Mare
Hero Heroine
Husband Wife
The previous list of words on the left side is all males. They all belong to masculine gender.
List of words on the right side are all females. They all are of feminine gender.
Look at these sentences ...
1. Akbar was a great king.
2. Leena is a cheerful girl.
3. There is a lioness in the forest.
4. The hero in this film is very popular.
Common Gender
A noun that can be used both for the male and female in known as a common gender.
Examples:- Friend, parent, Officer, Servant, Thief, Student and Child etc.
1. A friend can be male or female.
2. A parent can be mother or father.
3. An officer can be a man or woman.
Same is true for a thief, a student and a child.
Neuter Gender
In English, non-living objects and things do not belong to a particular gender male or female. They are neither masculine nor feminine, they belong to Neuter gender.
Things Like: -
Chair, Table, Book, Fan, Door or Window come under the Neuter gender.
Neuter means neither male nor female.
Words Like:-
Plant and Flower also come under the class of Neuter gender.
Collective Nouns even when they denote living beings also come under Neuter gender.
Examples : Herd, Class, Army, Group etc.
Objects of nature are often looked upon as persons and are personified as males or females. In that case, natural elements known for beauty, gentleness and grace are seen as belonging to feminine gender.
Nouns such as ship and river are also known as feminine gender.
Elements known for power, violence or cruelty belong to masculine gender.
Examples :
Sun, Ocean, Seasons like, Summer and Winter, Storm and Death etc.
Forming Feminine Genders
Masculine gender can be changed into feminine in different ways.
By using a completely different word
Boy Girl
Man Woman
Dog Bitch
Father Mother
Gentleman Lady
2. By adding 'ess'
Author Authoress
Heir Heiress
Poet Poetess
Count Countess
Lion Lioness
Host Hostess
3. In some masculine nouns, 'ess' is added after dropping the last vowel of the word.
Masculine Feminine
Actor Actress 'o' has been dropped and 'ess' as been added
Hunter Huntress 'e' between 'ter' has been removed and 'ess'
had been added
Negro Negress 'last vowel 'o' has been dropped and 'ess' has
been added
Prince Princes last vowel 'e' has been replaced by 'ess'
Tiger Tigress Same in case of 'tiger'
4. By adding suffix like 'ine', 'ina' or 'a'
Hero Heroine 'ine' adds after 'hero'
Czar Czarina 'ina'
Signor Signora 'a' only
5. Sometimes by placing a word before or after
Grandfather Grand mother
Brother in law Sister in law
Land lord Land lady
Peacock Pea hen
Exercise 1:
Write down the appropriate feminine gender words for the masculine nouns given below: -
Brother - Sister
Gander - Goose
Instructor - Instructress
Heir - Heiress
Host - Hostess
Lion - Lioness
Cock sparrow -- Hen sparrow
Duke - Duchess
Steward - Stewardess
Washer man - Washer woman
Write down the gender of the following nouns:
Sun -- Masculine
Ocean -- Masculine
Time -- Masculine
Peace -- Feminine
Hope -- Feminine
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English Grammar lesson - Gender
GENDER
All living beings belong to either male or female gender.
A noun word that tells us about a male living being human or animal, is said to be of masculine gender.
And a noun that tells us about a female living being human or animal, belongs to the feminine gender.
Masculine Feminine
Lion Lioness
Man Woman
Boy Girl
Horse Mare
Hero Heroine
Husband Wife
The previous list of words on the left side is all males. They all belong to masculine gender.
List of words on the right side are all females. They all are of feminine gender.
Look at these sentences ...
1. Akbar was a great king.
2. Leena is a cheerful girl.
3. There is a lioness in the forest.
4. The hero in this film is very popular.
Common Gender
A noun that can be used both for the male and female in known as a common gender.
Examples:- Friend, parent, Officer, Servant, Thief, Student and Child etc.
1. A friend can be male or female.
2. A parent can be mother or father.
3. An officer can be a man or woman.
Same is true for a thief, a student and a child.
Neuter Gender
In English, non-living objects and things do not belong to a particular gender male or female. They are neither masculine nor feminine, they belong to Neuter gender.
Things Like: -
Chair, Table, Book, Fan, Door or Window come under the Neuter gender.
Neuter means neither male nor female.
Words Like:-
Plant and Flower also come under the class of Neuter gender.
Collective Nouns even when they denote living beings also come under Neuter gender.
Examples : Herd, Class, Army, Group etc.
Objects of nature are often looked upon as persons and are personified as males or females. In that case, natural elements known for beauty, gentleness and grace are seen as belonging to feminine gender.
Nouns such as ship and river are also known as feminine gender.
Elements known for power, violence or cruelty belong to masculine gender.
Examples :
Sun, Ocean, Seasons like, Summer and Winter, Storm and Death etc.
Forming Feminine Genders
Masculine gender can be changed into feminine in different ways.
By using a completely different word
Boy Girl
Man Woman
Dog Bitch
Father Mother
Gentleman Lady
2. By adding 'ess'
Author Authoress
Heir Heiress
Poet Poetess
Count Countess
Lion Lioness
Host Hostess
3. In some masculine nouns, 'ess' is added after dropping the last vowel of the word.
Masculine Feminine
Actor Actress 'o' has been dropped and 'ess' as been added
Hunter Huntress 'e' between 'ter' has been removed and 'ess'
had been added
Negro Negress 'last vowel 'o' has been dropped and 'ess' has
been added
Prince Princes last vowel 'e' has been replaced by 'ess'
Tiger Tigress Same in case of 'tiger'
4. By adding suffix like 'ine', 'ina' or 'a'
Hero Heroine 'ine' adds after 'hero'
Czar Czarina 'ina'
Signor Signora 'a' only
5. Sometimes by placing a word before or after
Grandfather Grand mother
Brother in law Sister in law
Land lord Land lady
Peacock Pea hen
Exercise 1:
Write down the appropriate feminine gender words for the masculine nouns given below: -
Brother - Sister
Gander - Goose
Instructor - Instructress
Heir - Heiress
Host - Hostess
Lion - Lioness
Cock sparrow -- Hen sparrow
Duke - Duchess
Steward - Stewardess
Washer man - Washer woman
Write down the gender of the following nouns:
Sun -- Masculine
Ocean -- Masculine
Time -- Masculine
Peace -- Feminine
Hope -- Feminine
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Rabbi Leana Morrit on grammatical gender & linguistic flexibility of the sacred text
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