die Melone

A2

melon

English meaning
melon
Gender
die — feminine
Plural
die Melonen
Vocabulary package
Fruit

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Melone in a sentence

Im Sommer kaufen wir oft Melone.

In summer we often buy melon.

Declension of die Melone

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativedie Melonedie Melonen
Accusativedie Melonedie Melonen
Dativeder Meloneden Melonen
Genitiveder Meloneder Melonen

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Questions about Melone

Is it der, die or das Melone?

It is die Melone — Melone is feminine. In the plural it becomes die Melonen.

What is the plural of Melone?

The plural of die Melone is die Melonen.

What is the genitive of Melone?

The genitive singular is der Melone. The dative plural is den Melonen.

What does Melone mean in English?

die Melone means "melon". For example: "Im Sommer kaufen wir oft Melone." — "In summer we often buy melon."

What level is Melone in German?

Melone is a A2 word — a2 — elementary. It belongs to the fruit vocabulary.

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