die Stellenanzeige
B1job advertisement
- English meaning
- job advertisement
- Gender
- die — feminine
- Plural
- die Stellenanzeigen
- CEFR level
- German B1 vocabulary list
- Vocabulary package
- Unemployment & Job Hunting
- Dictionary
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Stellenanzeige in a sentence
Sie liest jeden Tag die Stellenanzeigen.
She reads the job advertisements every day.
Declension of die Stellenanzeige
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | die Stellenanzeige | die Stellenanzeigen |
| Accusative | die Stellenanzeige | die Stellenanzeigen |
| Dative | der Stellenanzeige | den Stellenanzeigen |
| Genitive | der Stellenanzeige | der Stellenanzeigen |
Word family
die Stellenanzeige is built from stellen (put, place) and die Anzeige (advertisement). German builds meaning by welding words together, so knowing the parts usually gives you the whole.
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Questions about Stellenanzeige
Is it der, die or das Stellenanzeige?
It is die Stellenanzeige — Stellenanzeige is feminine. In the plural it becomes die Stellenanzeigen.
What is the plural of Stellenanzeige?
The plural of die Stellenanzeige is die Stellenanzeigen.
What is the genitive of Stellenanzeige?
The genitive singular is der Stellenanzeige. The dative plural is den Stellenanzeigen.
What does Stellenanzeige mean in English?
die Stellenanzeige means "job advertisement". For example: "Sie liest jeden Tag die Stellenanzeigen." — "She reads the job advertisements every day."
What level is Stellenanzeige in German?
Stellenanzeige is a B1 word — b1 — intermediate. It belongs to the unemployment & job hunting vocabulary.
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