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This tag is deprecated; feel free to edit old questions to remove it (see the tag wiki first). Use a tag corresponding to a specific grammatical feature, [grammaticality] or [grammar-identification] instead.
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Usage of "so eine"
I know that "So eine Überraschung!" means "What a surprise!"
In this case, is "eine" nominative or accusative? What does "so" mean in this case and are there other examples of "so eine ... " ?
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Macht Spaß and its usage
Why is it dative in the sentence "Das macht mir Spaß" and "Macht es dir Spaß"? What is acting on what in these two sentences?
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