Declension of German noun Deutsch with plural and article
The most important forms of "Deutsch" are: genitive singular "Deutsch(s)" and nominative plural "-". “Deutsch” is declined with the strong declension. The endings are s/-/-. “Deutsch” has no plural. "Deutsch" is neuter. The article is "das Deutsch". “Deutsch” belongs to the vocabulary at A1 level. Here you can not only inflect Deutsch but also all German nouns. Comments ☆
A1 · noun · neutral · regular · irregular · -s, - · -, -
Declension of Deutsch in singular and plural in all cases
Examples
Example sentences for Deutsch
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Du sprichst
Deutsch
.
You speak German.
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Dein
Deutsch
ist ausgezeichnet.
Your German is excellent.
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Ich studiere
Deutsch
und Biologie.
I study German and biology.
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Ich schreibe einen Satz auf
Deutsch
.
I'm writing a sentence in German.
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Ich habe in der ersten Stunde
Deutsch
.
I have German in the first period.
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Sprichst du
Deutsch
?
Do you speak German?
-
Ich finde
Deutsch
schwer.
I find German difficult.
Examples
Translations
Translation of German Deutsch
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Deutsch
German, German class, German language, German lessons
немецкий язык, неме́цкий, неме́цкий язы́к, уроки немецкого
alemán, clase de alemán, idioma alemán
allemand, cours d'allemand, l'allemand, langue allemande
Almanca, Almanca dersi
alemão, aula de alemão, ensino de alemão, língua alemã
lingua tedesca, tedesco, lezione di tedesco
limba germană, curs de limba germană, germană, limba nemțească, nemțească
német nyelv, német, németóra
język niemiecki, niemiecki, jęzik niemiecki, lekcje niemieckiego, nauka niemieckiego
γερμανικά, γερμανική γλώσσα, μάθημα γερμανικών
Duits, Duitse les, Duitse taal, de Duitse taal, deutsche taal, het vak Duits
němčina, výuka němčiny
tyska, tyskundervisning
dansk, tysk, tyskundervisning
ドイツ語, ドイツ語の授業
alemany, classe d'alemany, idioma alemany
saksa, saksankieli, saksan kieli, saksanopetus
tysk, tyskundervisning
Aleman, Alemanez, Alemanieraz, alemana, alemania irakaskuntza
Немачки, nemački jezik, nemački čas
Германски, германски, учење германски
nemščina
nemčina, hodina nemčiny
nemački čas, njemački jezik
Njemački, nauka njemačkog, njemački jezik
німецька мова, урок німецької
немски език, урок по немски
нямецкая мова, немецкая мова, урок нямецкай мовы
Kelas Jerman, bahasa Jerman
lớp tiếng Đức, tiếng Đức
nemis darsi, nemis tili
जर्मन कक्षा, जर्मन भाषा
德语, 德语课
ชั้นเรียนภาษาเยอรมัน, ภาษาเยอรมัน
독일어, 독일어 수업
Alman dili, alman dili dərsi
გერმანული ენა, გერმანული კლასი
জার্মান ক্লাস, জার্মান ভাষা
gjuha gjermane, klasë gjermane
जर्मन भाषा, जर्मन वर्ग
जर्मन कक्षा, जर्मन भाषा
జర్మన్ తరగతి, జర్మన్ భాష
vācu nodarbība, vācu valoda
ஜெர்மன் வகுப்பு, ஜெர்மான மொழி
saksa keel, saksa tund
գերմաներենի դաս
Zimanê Almancî, dersa Almanî
שיעור גרמנית، שפה גרמנית
اللغة الألمانية، اللغة الالمانية، المانية، درس اللغة الألمانية
درس زبان آلمانی، زبان آلمانی
جرمن زبان، جرمن زبان کی کلاس
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Frequently asked questions about the noun "Deutsch"
How is "Deutsch" declined?
"Deutsch" is neuter. The article is "das Deutsch".
Is “Deutsch” masculine, feminine, or neuter?
"Deutsch" is neuter. The article is "das Deutsch".
What is the singular of "Deutsch"?
The singular of “Deutsch” is: das Deutsch. The singular forms are: das Deutsch (nominative), des Deutsch(s) (genitive), dem Deutsch (dative) and das Deutsch (accusative).
At what language level is “Deutsch” used?
“Deutsch” belongs to the vocabulary at A1 level.
What are the peculiarities of the declension of “Deutsch”?
“Deutsch” has no plural.
The declension of Deutsch as a table with all forms in singular (singular) and plural (plural) and in all four cases nominative (1st case), genitive (2nd case), dative (3rd case) and accusative (4th case). Especially for German learners the correct declension of the word Deutsch is crucial.