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fedia.io

Assuming gender, it should be "der Bart", "die" is female.

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We native speakers of German tend to just shake our heads at that entire scene when we watch the German dub, no part of it works well. 🫤

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sh.itjust.works

Thats not exactly how it works. For instance, "little girl" gets the neutral article: "das mädchen"

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Sure, but given names generally reflect the gender of the person in the grammatical gender. In other words, you generally use "der" for male given names.

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fedia.io

That's because "Mädchen" is a dimunitive, and those are indeed neutral.

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This is why I stopped taking German classes. Genreing nouns just never clicked with me. I can kinda hear it in French words more intuitively though.

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In the San Francisco Bay Area BART is short for Bay Ares Rapid Transit. It is a local train system.

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