What is the difference between Kein Keine and Keinen?

The difference is that, kein is used for neutral nouns, while keine applies to feminine and keinen should be used with masculine ones. Ich habe keine Zeit.

Where can I use Keine?

Kein/Keine is used when negating a noun. According to the gender of the noun in question you use kein with a male or neutral noun and keine with a female noun or any noun in plural. Kein/keine is generally placed before the noun.

What is kein keine?

Kein is used with masculine nouns in the nominative, and neuter nouns in the nominative and accusative. Keine is used with feminine and plural nouns in the nominative and accusative. Keinen is used with masculine nouns in the accusative.

Is Keinen plural?

But the negative form of ein (a), which is kein (not a), does have a plural form keine, which means ‘no things’. The following words change in the same way as ein and kein: mein – my….Changes in the accusative case.

	Definite	Indefinite
Masculine	den	einen/keinen
Feminine	die	eine/keine
Neuter	das	ein/kein
Plural	die	––/keine

What is keine in English?

keine → none, neither.

What is the difference between Meine and mein?

Both mein and meine are used in German, to indicate possession or ownership, and they are possessive pronouns. The only difference between mein and meine lies in their gender where mein is used for the masculine gender while meine is used for feminine gender.

What language is keine?

Kein, also known as Bemal, is a Papuan language of Papua New Guinea.

How do you use Keinen and Kein keine?

In German, all three, namely, Kein, Keine, and Keinen are used to decline. While Kein is masculine nominative, Keine is feminine nominative. It is also accusative in nature. Kein is negative indefinite article.

When do you use nicht vs Kein in German?

Okay, the quick answer is that nicht is used in any situation except in direct relation to a noun, then you use a form of kein. Therefore if it’s to do with actions or situations you should use nicht.

What is the difference between nicht einneg and keinneg?

For the real difference, see the two top answers to the other question linked by Gerhard. Basically the idea is that nicht einnegates just the word ein(so is rarely used), and keinnegates a noun with indefinite article. But we often negate the object of a transitive verb with keininstead of negating the verb.

How do you negate Kein in German?

In the plural kein is declined like the definite articles. So, all you have to do is to add the letter k to the indefinite articles and you will always obtain the corresponding negation word. Please note, that you can only negate you statement with kein when the noun you are talking about is either used without articles or with indefinite articles.

How do you say I have no interest in German?

‘Kein’ is ‘no’ in English and is used as such. “I have no interest” = “ich habe kein Interesse” It might be more problematic if the object is a noun rather than an adjective (müde). For example in English I might say “I haven’t any sisters”, or “I have no sister (s)”, both being acceptable.