Hello everyone! Today, we'll explore kein (no, not any), used in German to negate nouns. Like the indefinite article (ein/eine), kein changes its endings based on the noun's gender (masculine, feminine, neuter) and its case (nominative, accusative, dative). For plural nouns, we always use keine.
Here are some examples:
Ich habe kein Auto. (I don't have a car.)
Sie hat keine Katze. (She doesn't have a cat.)
Wir haben keine Bücher. (We don't have any books.)
Kein is flexible and adapts to each noun. Practice makes perfect!