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gemeinsch: VE301W (VE 301 W); Volksempfänger

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Omer Suleimanagich   USA  Articles: 263 Schem.: 0 Pict.: 55 15.Nov.06 06:48	You aren't logged in. (Guest)   1 gemeinsch: VE301W (VE 301 W); Volksempfänger  Check this guy's site,  http://www.radioremembered.org/ve301w.html.   AMAZING! To thank the Author because you find the post helpful or well done.      Help
Jacob Roschy Editor D  Articles: 1081 Schem.: 12 Pict.: 50 15.Nov.06 09:26	You aren't logged in. (Guest)   2   Hello Omer,   this is indeed amazing, since it deals about a "female" receiver:  "die Volksempfängerin !"   The ending "in" indicates a female being !   As for example: "Lehrer" = teacher (male), "Lehrerin" = teacher (female)    Best Regards, Jacob This article was edited 16.Nov.06 19:49 by Jacob Roschy . To thank the Author because you find the post helpful or well done.      Help
Mike Izycky   GB  Articles: 57 Schem.: 85 Pict.: 84 17.Nov.06 23:02	You aren't logged in. (Guest)   3 A very simple question  Hello Jacob, Indeed, it seems the set has become female! This little of German I know (as regrettably I do not speak German, but can understand enough of a service manual to align a radio!), but it has perplexed me for some time - what is the plural of "Volksempfänger" ? Regards, Mike. To thank the Author because you find the post helpful or well done.      Help
Rüdiger Walz Officer D  Articles: 357 Schem.: 49 Pict.: 99 17.Nov.06 23:27	You aren't logged in. (Guest)   4 Plural of Volksempfänger  Dear Mike, The plural of "Volksempfänger" is "Volksempfänger". Der Volksempfänger = single one Die Volksempfänger = plural , several Volksempfänger Best regards Rüdiger Walz To thank the Author because you find the post helpful or well done.      Help
Mike Izycky   GB  Articles: 57 Schem.: 85 Pict.: 84 20.Nov.06 14:01	You aren't logged in. (Guest)   5 Thank you!  Dear Rüdiger, Thank you for the reply - that has answered my question. I see that German, like English, has words in which the plural is the same as the singular, and that "Volksempfänger" is one of those. Perhaps it is time for me to visit Deutsche Welle's web site and download the beginner's language course... Best regards, Mike. This article was edited 20.Nov.06 14:25 by Mike Izycky . To thank the Author because you find the post helpful or well done.      Help

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