How to Say ‘The children’ in German
Den Kindern
dane KIN-dern
[dane KIN-dern]
💬 Usage Tip: After [wie geht es ...?], German uses [den] with plural [Kindern]: [den Kindern]. You'll see the same pattern in [Wie geht es den Eltern?]
Phrase Breakdown
Den
[dane]
the
Dative plural article, used here with 'Kindern'.
Den Kindern gefällt der Garten sehr.
The children like the garden very much.
Kindern
[KIN-dern]
children
Dative plural form of 'Kinder'; used after verbs like 'gehen' in this pattern.
Kindern macht der Sommer besonders Spaß.
Children especially enjoy the summer.
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