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As in Standard German, Yuma German uses three genders (masculine, feminine and neuter). Pronouns inflect for four cases, as in Standard German, but the nominative and accusative articles and adjective endings are the same, e.g., "der" in Yuma German does not become "den", unlike in High German.

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  • As in Standard German, Yuma German uses three genders (masculine, feminine and neuter). Pronouns inflect for four cases, as in Standard German, but the nominative and accusative articles and adjective endings are the same, e.g., "der" in Yuma German does not become "den", unlike in High German.
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  • As in Standard German, Yuma German uses three genders (masculine, feminine and neuter). Pronouns inflect for four cases, as in Standard German, but the nominative and accusative articles and adjective endings are the same, e.g., "der" in Yuma German does not become "den", unlike in High German.
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