die Kirsche

A1

cherry

English meaning
cherry
Gender
die — feminine
Plural
die Kirschen
Vocabulary package
Fruit

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Kirsche in a sentence

Die Kirschen sind heute sehr süß.

The cherries are very sweet today.

Declension of die Kirsche

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativedie Kirschedie Kirschen
Accusativedie Kirschedie Kirschen
Dativeder Kirscheden Kirschen
Genitiveder Kirscheder Kirschen

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Questions about Kirsche

Is it der, die or das Kirsche?

It is die Kirsche — Kirsche is feminine. In the plural it becomes die Kirschen.

What is the plural of Kirsche?

The plural of die Kirsche is die Kirschen.

What is the genitive of Kirsche?

The genitive singular is der Kirsche. The dative plural is den Kirschen.

What does Kirsche mean in English?

die Kirsche means "cherry". For example: "Die Kirschen sind heute sehr süß." — "The cherries are very sweet today."

What level is Kirsche in German?

Kirsche is a A1 word — a1 — beginner. It belongs to the fruit vocabulary.

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