Schwiizertüütsch Cheat Sheet (DRAFT) by Baas

1) Semi-s­tressed pronouns are used in everyday conver­sation.
2) Unstressed pronouns are used between stressed words.
3) Stressed pronouns are used for contrast, emphasis and clarif­ica­tion.

Common case = nominative case and accusative case

1) Masculine singular adjective ending before a vowel: -en
2) Strong declension is used when adjectives are preceded by:
*indef­inite articles in the common case
*negation kän, kä, käs
*numbers
*posse­ssive adjectives min, din, sin

Plural adjective ending before a vowel: -en

1) Masculine singular article before a vowel: dr
2) Feminine singular article before an adjective: di
3) Plural article before an adjective: di

Dative plural article before a vowel: den

1) Feminine singular article before a vowel: en
2) Dative forms before a vowel: emenen, eneren, emenen

1) Plural adjective ending before a vowel: -en
2) Weak declension is used when adjectives are preceded by:
*definite articles
*dative indefinite articles
*indef­inite pronouns and quanti­fiers
*dative possessive adjectives
*demon­str­ative adjectives
*posse­ssive adjectives (except min, din and sin, which require strong adjective endings)

Plural adjective ending before a vowel: -en

Plural adjective ending before a vowel: -en