Please choose the correct ending to complete the given sentence: Education and Communications: [header] How to speak german [title] Gender words. [step] Unlike in english, nouns in german have what is called a gender. This is a grammatical approach which alters the noun itself (when pluralizing) as well as the words around it.

Ending1: Uncapitalized nouns can be extremely confusing because use of capitalist enclosures in comparison to the other conjugations. For example, the english glossary of norwegian uses the plural " h ". Ending2: Therefore, a male and female should not use gender verbs in any way. [substeps] For example, the remark not to mention " ed " is feminine! To the left of " ed " is the actual verb, " yuh. Ending3: This enables the non-noun for a number of different body modifiers (the meaning) and defines the body of the verb. [title] Include such terms as " gi " or " yelp " in the noun to learn more about the modern expression of the noun. Ending4: The three genders are masculine, feminine, and neutral. [substeps] It is best not to think of words in terms of actually having a gender, since german gendering uses little logic and often changes.

Answer format: ending1/ending2/ending3/ending4