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| '''Die''' Schweine

| '''Die''' Schweine

| '''Die''' Schweine

| '''Die''' Schweine

| '''Der''' Schweine

| '''Der''' Schweine'''n'''*

| '''Den''' Schweine'''n'''

| '''Den''' Schweine

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| Ein'''es''' Schwein'''s'''*

| Ein'''es''' Schwein'''s'''*

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<nowiki>*With the genitive case, masculine and neutral nouns take the "s" or "es" ending, while the plural form of masculine and neutral nouns take the "n" ending.</nowiki>

<nowiki>*With the genitive case, masculine and neutral nouns take the "s" or "es" ending, while the plural form of masculine and neutral nouns take the "n" ending in dative.</nowiki>

Any other articles take endings by gender and case according to one of these two models. Other examples of article types include possessive (mein Hund = my dog) negative (kein Schwein = no pig), and "this one" (diese Ente = this duck).

Any other articles take endings by gender and case according to one of these two models. Other examples of article types include possessive (mein Hund = my dog) negative (kein Schwein = no pig), and "this one" (diese Ente = this duck).