der, die, das - Remember the gender of a german noun with an easy trick 1 In the german language are three articles “der”, “die” and “das”. Every noun has one gender, “maskulin”, “feminine” or “neutrum”. For example: The word “man” has a maskulin gender. We say “der Mann”. The word “house” has a neutrum gender. We say “das Haus”.The word “woman” has a feminin gender. We say “die Frau”. But sometimes is not logical, which gender we choose: The word “car” has a neutrum gender. Das Auto. The word “bike” has a neutrum gender, too. Das Fahrrad. But the word “train” has a maskulin gender. Der Zug. I don´t know, why we say “das Auto” but “der Zug”. Maybe it is an old grammar decision, we accept it to sit in a maskulin train, drive in a neutrum car or to rent a feminin carriage :-) So the bad answer is, that you have to learn every noun together with the right gender. It is not ever interesting to learn gender of nouns, so I thought about a way how to make it easy and more interesting...