Hi! First of all: I hope you are safe and you and your family are healthy during this time!
So back to the topic, I’ve recently started learning german and I think I’m improving each day but there’s one thing that I don’t understand at all!
What’s the difference between ‘das, der, die,’?
I’d appreciate it a lot if someone could explain it. 
Das is when you refer to an object.
For example: Das Tish
Der is masculine, so referring to a male.
For example: Der herrin
And Die is feminine, when you refer to a female. But some objects you have to refer in die.
For example; die busse. Notice the “e” at the end of the object. That makes it feminine.
German is my first language and even I get confused. Guys correct me if I’m wrong 
And Lol I just finished a chapter where there’s a couple speaking in German and I see this post. What kind of voodoo is this?
@josiej8 ur correct
Das is used for terms like it
Die is used for her/she
Der is used for him/he
Der/Die/Das are also used for non-living things and that is very difficult to remember 
Thank you!!
Who made the German language so difficult?
Thank you so much guys!! Or should I say ‘danke’?
Hey I’m from Germany I can help u:)
Der is for things who r male
Die is for things that r femin
Das is for things that r neutral or things that but there’s an exception Das Mädchen and girls r not neutral they’re femin haha.You just need to learn the nouns where Das is:)
Danke! Thank you!!
Bitte schon x
Ich finden deutsche einfach.
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