"In zwölf Monaten."

Translation: In twelve months.

[Borracini]

Why "Monaten" and not "Monate"?

[sakasiru]

Because of the "in" you have to use dative.

[Manny4us]

Is there a site I can see all nouns that need a dative ending?

[AniIyer]

This is a site that tells you which case to use for most German prepositions. 'In' is one of the prepositions, like many others, that can use either accusative or dative case depending on the situation.

http://www.learn-german-language-online.com/german-prepositions.html

[thechtoto]

What happened with the website? :(

[jgoriasilva]

All plural nouns that are not ended in -s or already in -n need an -n at the end, in the dative case.

[XoooOverdose]

Vielen Dank!

[oqughuchi]

Does this mean "within twelve months", or "twelve months from now"?

[sakasiru]

It can mean both, depending on context.

[oqughuchi]

So the same as English? Danke!

[TechSpeaker]

In zwölf Monaten... das Baby ubernimmt!!!

[antspants01]

Du hast so recht!

[Kryptoiid]

j u s t s a y a y e a r d a n g i t