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What is the difference between "jeden" and "jede" and "jeder" and "jedes" and "jedem" ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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The differences are the genders.
Jede - feminine like "die Frau - jede Frau)
Jeder - masculine like "der Mann - jeder Mann)
Jedes - neutral like "Das Mal - jedes Mal)
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- German
- English (UK) Near fluent
The differences are the genders.
Jede - feminine like "die Frau - jede Frau)
Jeder - masculine like "der Mann - jeder Mann)
Jedes - neutral like "Das Mal - jedes Mal)
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