No. 772 in German
fälle
"Fälle" means "cases" in English.
In a sentence
Ich kümmere mich um meine Fälle.
I take care of my cases.
'Fälle' is used here to mean 'cases', referring to situations or issues that need attention or management.
Die Grammatik erklärt die verschiedenen Fälle im Deutschen.
Grammar explains the different cases in German.
'Fälle' refers to grammatical cases, which are used in the language to indicate the role of nouns in a sentence.
Falls es regnet, bleiben wir zuhause.
In case it rains, we will stay at home.
'Falls' is a conjunction used to express a condition; 'fälle' is not directly used but resembles the word for 'if/in case' in this context.
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