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German nouns form their plurals with the endings -n/en, -e, -r/er, -s or no ending. [1] Nouns ending in -e, -ent, -and, -ist or -or typically take -n/en in the plural. Feminine nouns ending in -in take a doubled -n. Foreign words ending in -ma, -um or -us replace the ending with -en. [2] Nouns ending in -eur, -ich, -ier, -ig or -ling typically take -e in the plural while some feminine nouns ending in a single syllable take an umlaut. [3] Single syllable neuter

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Filipe Giesteira

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