No. 1,463 in German
problemen
"Problemen" is not a standard German word but resembles the plural form of "problem" in Dutch, meaning "problems" in English.
In a sentence
Die Schüler sprechen über ihre Problemen in der Schule.
The students talk about their problems in school.
Here, 'Problemen' is the dative plural form of the noun 'Problem', used after the preposition 'über' with its required configuration.
Er hilft seiner Freundin bei Problemen mit der Arbeit.
He helps his friend with problems at work.
In this sentence, 'Problemen' again appears in dative plural, used after the preposition 'bei'.
Wir müssen eine Lösung für diese Problemen finden.
We need to find a solution to these problems.
Here, 'Problemen' is used in dative plural following the preposition 'für'.
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