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Why is the article der used instead of die or das?
All days of the week in German (such as der Montag, der Dienstag, etc.) are masculine. That’s why they always use the article der rather than die or das.
Why do we say ist oft langweilig instead of ist langweilig oft?
In German, oft (the adverb) is commonly placed after the verb. Placing it at the end of the sentence would sound unusual or overly emphasize oft. So it’s more natural to say ist oft langweilig to maintain a typical word order.
Is there a difference between oft and häufig?
Both words can mean “frequently” or “often.” Oft is more common in everyday speech, while häufig can sound a bit more formal. However, you’ll hear both in various contexts, and they’re generally interchangeable.
Could we say Montage sind oft langweilig?
Yes, if you want to speak about multiple Mondays in a general sense, you can use the plural Montage and then use the plural verb sind. Another option is to use Montags (meaning “on Mondays”) but keep the rest of the sentence in the singular form.
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