Why genitive is used here?
In the sentence:
Eines gleich vorweg: Wir sind kein Speisepilz-Verein!
Why isn't it:
"Ein gleich vorweg: ..." ?
What's the reason to use genitive here? Is there any grammar that I don't know? Can you explain it?
articles standard-german genitive
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In the sentence:
Eines gleich vorweg: Wir sind kein Speisepilz-Verein!
Why isn't it:
"Ein gleich vorweg: ..." ?
What's the reason to use genitive here? Is there any grammar that I don't know? Can you explain it?
articles standard-german genitive
edited 22 mins ago
IQV
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asked 45 mins ago
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Which genitive? Eines isn't genitive in this context.
– πάντα ῥεῖ
43 mins ago
So why it didn't use "ein gleich vorweg"? I still don't get it, can you explain it more?
– 111 22222
37 mins ago
1
Eines is equivalent to eins not to ein, if that helps you understanding better.
– πάντα ῥεῖ
35 mins ago
I'm just trying to figure it out, can you give a translation of it?
– 111 22222
22 mins ago
1
It translates to "One thing in advance ..."
– πάντα ῥεῖ
19 mins ago
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In the sentence:
Eines gleich vorweg: Wir sind kein Speisepilz-Verein!
Why isn't it:
"Ein gleich vorweg: ..." ?
What's the reason to use genitive here? Is there any grammar that I don't know? Can you explain it?
articles standard-german genitive
edited 22 mins ago
IQV
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asked 45 mins ago
111 22222111 22222
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In the sentence:
Eines gleich vorweg: Wir sind kein Speisepilz-Verein!
Why isn't it:
"Ein gleich vorweg: ..." ?
What's the reason to use genitive here? Is there any grammar that I don't know? Can you explain it?
articles standard-german genitive
articles standard-german genitive
edited 22 mins ago
IQV
10.9k3048
asked 45 mins ago
111 22222111 22222
162
edited 22 mins ago
IQV
10.9k3048
asked 45 mins ago
111 22222111 22222
162
edited 22 mins ago
IQV
10.9k3048
edited 22 mins ago
IQV
10.9k3048
edited 22 mins ago
IQV
10.9k3048
10.9k3048
asked 45 mins ago
111 22222111 22222
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asked 45 mins ago
111 22222111 22222
162
asked 45 mins ago
111 22222111 22222
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162
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Which genitive? Eines isn't genitive in this context.
– πάντα ῥεῖ
43 mins ago
So why it didn't use "ein gleich vorweg"? I still don't get it, can you explain it more?
– 111 22222
37 mins ago
1
Eines is equivalent to eins not to ein, if that helps you understanding better.
– πάντα ῥεῖ
35 mins ago
I'm just trying to figure it out, can you give a translation of it?
– 111 22222
22 mins ago
1
It translates to "One thing in advance ..."
– πάντα ῥεῖ
19 mins ago
add a comment |
2
Which genitive? Eines isn't genitive in this context.
– πάντα ῥεῖ
43 mins ago
So why it didn't use "ein gleich vorweg"? I still don't get it, can you explain it more?
– 111 22222
37 mins ago
1
Eines is equivalent to eins not to ein, if that helps you understanding better.
– πάντα ῥεῖ
35 mins ago
I'm just trying to figure it out, can you give a translation of it?
– 111 22222
22 mins ago
1
It translates to "One thing in advance ..."
– πάντα ῥεῖ
19 mins ago
2
2
Which genitive? Eines isn't genitive in this context.
– πάντα ῥεῖ
43 mins ago
Which genitive? Eines isn't genitive in this context.
– πάντα ῥεῖ
43 mins ago
So why it didn't use "ein gleich vorweg"? I still don't get it, can you explain it more?
– 111 22222
37 mins ago
So why it didn't use "ein gleich vorweg"? I still don't get it, can you explain it more?
– 111 22222
37 mins ago
1
1
Eines is equivalent to eins not to ein, if that helps you understanding better.
– πάντα ῥεῖ
35 mins ago
Eines is equivalent to eins not to ein, if that helps you understanding better.
– πάντα ῥεῖ
35 mins ago
I'm just trying to figure it out, can you give a translation of it?
– 111 22222
22 mins ago
I'm just trying to figure it out, can you give a translation of it?
– 111 22222
22 mins ago
1
1
It translates to "One thing in advance ..."
– πάντα ῥεῖ
19 mins ago
It translates to "One thing in advance ..."
– πάντα ῥεῖ
19 mins ago
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Here eines is not genitive and not an article. Instead "eines" is a pronoun, and its neuter form is eines.
You can translate this sentence as
One thing right from the start ...
answered 17 mins ago
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+1, because I agree ;)
– Carsten S
15 mins ago
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Here, ein is not the article, it is the pronoun, and eines is neuter nominative or accusative. It means one thing is this context.
answered 16 mins ago
Carsten SCarsten S
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+1, da du die Antwort zeitgleich geschrieben hast.
– IQV
15 mins ago
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Here eines is not genitive and not an article. Instead "eines" is a pronoun, and its neuter form is eines.
You can translate this sentence as
One thing right from the start ...
answered 17 mins ago
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+1, because I agree ;)
– Carsten S
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Here eines is not genitive and not an article. Instead "eines" is a pronoun, and its neuter form is eines.
You can translate this sentence as
One thing right from the start ...
answered 17 mins ago
IQVIQV
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+1, because I agree ;)
– Carsten S
15 mins ago
add a comment |
Here eines is not genitive and not an article. Instead "eines" is a pronoun, and its neuter form is eines.
You can translate this sentence as
One thing right from the start ...
answered 17 mins ago
IQVIQV
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Here eines is not genitive and not an article. Instead "eines" is a pronoun, and its neuter form is eines.
You can translate this sentence as
One thing right from the start ...
answered 17 mins ago
IQVIQV
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answered 17 mins ago
IQVIQV
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answered 17 mins ago
IQVIQV
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answered 17 mins ago
IQVIQV
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+1, because I agree ;)
– Carsten S
15 mins ago
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+1, because I agree ;)
– Carsten S
15 mins ago
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1
+1, because I agree ;)
– Carsten S
15 mins ago
+1, because I agree ;)
– Carsten S
15 mins ago
add a comment |
Here, ein is not the article, it is the pronoun, and eines is neuter nominative or accusative. It means one thing is this context.
answered 16 mins ago
Carsten SCarsten S
13.7k22461
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+1, da du die Antwort zeitgleich geschrieben hast.
– IQV
15 mins ago
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Here, ein is not the article, it is the pronoun, and eines is neuter nominative or accusative. It means one thing is this context.
answered 16 mins ago
Carsten SCarsten S
13.7k22461
1
+1, da du die Antwort zeitgleich geschrieben hast.
– IQV
15 mins ago
add a comment |
Here, ein is not the article, it is the pronoun, and eines is neuter nominative or accusative. It means one thing is this context.
answered 16 mins ago
Carsten SCarsten S
13.7k22461
Here, ein is not the article, it is the pronoun, and eines is neuter nominative or accusative. It means one thing is this context.
answered 16 mins ago
Carsten SCarsten S
13.7k22461
answered 16 mins ago
Carsten SCarsten S
13.7k22461
answered 16 mins ago
Carsten SCarsten S
13.7k22461
answered 16 mins ago
Carsten SCarsten S
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13.7k22461
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+1, da du die Antwort zeitgleich geschrieben hast.
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+1, da du die Antwort zeitgleich geschrieben hast.
– IQV
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+1, da du die Antwort zeitgleich geschrieben hast.
– IQV
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+1, da du die Antwort zeitgleich geschrieben hast.
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Which genitive? Eines isn't genitive in this context.
– πάντα ῥεῖ
43 mins ago
So why it didn't use "ein gleich vorweg"? I still don't get it, can you explain it more?
– 111 22222
37 mins ago
1
Eines is equivalent to eins not to ein, if that helps you understanding better.
– πάντα ῥεῖ
35 mins ago
I'm just trying to figure it out, can you give a translation of it?
– 111 22222
22 mins ago
1
It translates to "One thing in advance ..."
– πάντα ῥεῖ
19 mins ago