what the heck is the accusative case

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tryna learn german and its saying the difference between eine or ein and einen is the accusative case and idk wtf that means and when to use it so pls what does this mean

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What did the man want to eat? “The cake said the man!” Did the cake really say something? No, obviously the cake is the object of the verb “eat” and the man is the subject. In English we use “the” for both. German would use a different “the” for each. In this case the object gets “den” and the subject gets “der.” In English we usually do this by word order or by inserting a comma.

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