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Introduction to German Parts of Speech (Wortarten)

Introduction to German parts of speech (Wortarten), covering key categories such as nouns, verbs, adjectives, pronouns, and more, along with their roles, grammatical behavior, and importance in building correct sentences.

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Fri Feb 27 2026

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Parts of Speech

Overview

There are 10 parts of speech .

  • 4 are invariable: adverbs , interjections , conjunctions , and prepositions .
  • 6 can change their base form.
    • Verbs are conjugated,
    • articles Nouns , Numerals & Pronouns are declined
    • Adjectives can be declined and compared.
mindmap
  root((Parts of Speech))
    
    Variable
      Declinable
        Noun (Nomen)
        Article (Artikel)
        Adjective (Adjektiv)
        Pronoun (Pronomen)
        Numeral (Numerale)
      
      Conjugable
        Verb
    
    Invariable
      Adverb
      Preposition (Präposition)
      Conjunction (Konjunktion)
      Interjection (Interjektion)
     

Overview

Category Subcategory Part of Speech German Example Notes
Variable Declinable Noun Nomen der Mann has gender & plural
Article Artikel der, ein definite & indefinite
Adjective Adjektiv groß changes endings
Pronoun Pronomen ich, mein replaces noun
Numeral Numerale zwei, der zweite partly declinable
Conjugable Verb Verb gehen, ist changes by person & tense
Invariable — Adverb Adverb heute, schnell describes verb
Preposition Präposition mit, auf governs case
Conjunction Konjunktion und, weil connects clauses
Interjection Interjektion oh!, ah! expresses emotion

Invariable (C0C_0C0​)

This means that the word itself does not change its stem form; it is neither declined nor conjugated.

Part of Speech German Example Notes
Adverb Adverb heute, schnell describes verb
Preposition Präposition mit, auf takes case
Conjunction Konjunktion und, weil connects clauses
Interjection Interjektion oh!, ah! emotion/sound

Variable (veränderbare Wortarten) (xxx)

These change form depending on case, gender, number, person, tense, etc.

1. Declinable (deklinierbar)

Change based on case (Nominativ, Akkusativ, Dativ, Genitiv)

Part of Speech German Example Notes
Noun Nomen der Mann has gender & plural
Article Artikel der, ein definite & indefinite
Adjective Adjektiv groß changes endings
Pronoun Pronomen ich, mein replaces noun
Numeral Numerale zwei, der zweite numbers (sometimes decline)

2. Conjugable (konjugierbar)

Change based on person, tense, mood

Part of Speech German Example Notes
Verb Verb gehen, ist only fully conjugated class
German-Grammer/0-Introduction
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