"Du siehst den Kaffee."
Translation:You see the coffee.
March 2, 2018
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der goes to den after any verb except sein (ich, bin, er, sie, es, wir, ihr)
Ymeagain
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Unlike English, where we just have one definite article (the), other languages have more than one, perhaps to indicate there is more than one of an object, or the grammatical gender of the object or the grammatical case of the article and the object in a sentence, as in this example.