Comments [1]: German noun declension

The following is cut and pasted form your article. Surely it should read "-en" not "-an". Or am I missing something?

Regular noun declension

As a general rule, an "-n" or an "-an" are added to all nouns in the dative plural.

This text is likely wrong?

> Sometimes, an "-en" is added instead of adding an "-en". For example, the noun "Mensch".

the second "-en" should be "-n" , so the correct text is:

> Sometimes, an "-en" is added instead of adding an "-n". For example, the noun "Mensch".

Sehr gut. Es ist sehr grosse hilfreicher