der Mozzarella

A2

mozzarella

English meaning
mozzarella
Gender
der — masculine
Vocabulary package
Dairy & Eggs

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Mozzarella in a sentence

Auf die Pizza kommt viel Mozzarella.

Lots of mozzarella goes on the pizza.

Declension of der Mozzarella

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativeder Mozzarella—
Accusativeden Mozzarella—
Dativedem Mozzarelladen Mozzarellas
Genitivedes Mozzarellas—

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Questions about Mozzarella

Is it der, die or das Mozzarella?

It is der Mozzarella — Mozzarella is masculine.

What is the genitive of Mozzarella?

The genitive singular is des Mozzarellas. The dative plural is den Mozzarellas.

What does Mozzarella mean in English?

der Mozzarella means "mozzarella". For example: "Auf die Pizza kommt viel Mozzarella." — "Lots of mozzarella goes on the pizza."

What level is Mozzarella in German?

Mozzarella is a A2 word — a2 — elementary. It belongs to the dairy & eggs vocabulary.

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