Declension of German noun Fete with plural and article

The most important forms of "Fete" are: genitive singular "Fete" and nominative plural "Feten". The noun Fete is weakly declined. The endings are -/n. “Fete” is feminine. The article is “die Fete”. “Fete” belongs to the vocabulary at A2 level. Here you can not only inflect Fete but also all German nouns. Comments

A2 · noun · feminine · regular · -, -en-

die Fete

Fete · Feten

Endings -/n   Shortening of plural endings to 'n'   Dative plural without additional 'n'  

English party, casual party, fete, informal celebration, jamboree

/ˈfeːtə/ · /ˈfeːtə/ · /ˈfeːtən/

lockere, ungezwungene Feier; Feier, Fest, Party, Sause

» Die Fete ist beendet. English The party's over.

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Declension of Fete in singular and plural in all cases

Singular

Nom. dieFete
Gen. derFete
Dat. derFete
Acc. dieFete

Plural

Nom. dieFeten
Gen. derFeten
Dat. denFeten
Acc. dieFeten

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Examples

Example sentences for Fete


  • Die Fete ist beendet. 
    English The party's over.
  • Das ist eine nette Fete . 
    English It's a nice party.
  • Nach Feierabend gibt es eine Fete . 
    English There's a party after work.
  • Bei ihm findet eine große Fete statt. 
    English There's a big party at his place.
  • Ich komme zu eurer Fete . 
    English I'm coming to your party.
  • Willst du zu einer Fete kommen? 
    English Do you want to come to a party?
  • Die Fete dauerte die ganze Nacht lang. 
    English The party lasted all night.

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Translation of German Fete


German Fete
English party, casual party, fete, informal celebration, jamboree
Russian вечеринка, праздник, пирушка, пра́зднество, торжество́, торжество
Spanish fiesta, carrete, celebración, guateque, joda
French boum, fête, bamboula, java, nouba, teuf
Turkish gevşek parti, rahat kutlama
Portuguese festa, celebração
Italian festa, festicciola
Romanian petrecere
Hungarian bulizás, ünnepség
Polish impreza, feta, impra, party
Greek γιορτή, πάρτι, πανηγύρι
Dutch bijeenkomst, feest, feestje, fuif
Czech mejdan, neformální oslava, party, párty, večírek
Swedish fest, kalas
Danish fest
Japanese カジュアルな祝宴, 気軽なパーティー
Catalan celebració informal, festa, festa informal
Finnish rennon juhla, vapaa juhla
Norwegian feiring, fest
Basque festan, jai
Serbian proslava, žurka
Macedonian забава, неформална прослава
Slovenian neformalna zabava, praznovanje
Slowakisch oslava, večierok
Bosnian neformalna zabava, opuštena proslava
Croatian fešta, proslava
Ukrainian неформальна вечірка, свято
Bulgarian празник, тържество
Belorussian нефармальная вечарына, свята
Indonesian pesta santai
Vietnamese tiệc thân mật
Uzbek norasmiy ziyofat
Hindi अनौपचारिक पार्टी
Chinese 非正式聚会
Thai ปาร์ตี้สบายๆ
Korean 캐주얼한 파티
Azerbaijani qeyri-rəsmi şənlik
Georgian პარტი
Bengali পার্টি
Albanian festë joformale
Marathi अनौपचारिक पार्टी
Nepali अनौपचारिक पार्टी
Telugu పార్టీ
Latvian neformāla ballīte
Tamil சாதாரண பார்ட்டி
Estonian mitteametlik pidu
Armenian երեկո
Kurdish partî
Hebrewמסיבה
Arabicاحتفال غير رسمي
Persianجشن غیررسمی، مهمانی غیررسمی
Urduآزاد جشن، غیر رسمی تقریب

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Meanings and synonyms of Fete

  • lockere, ungezwungene Feier, Feier, Fest, Party, Sause

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Frequently asked questions about the noun "Fete"

The noun “Fete” is declined in all four cases (nominative, genitive, dative, accusative). The declension includes the singular and plural forms and shows how the word changes depending on the case. All declension forms of “Fete” are explained below. The most important forms are given for the nominative, genitive, dative, and accusative, each in the singular and plural.

How is "Fete" declined?

“Fete” is feminine. The article is “die Fete”.

Is “Fete” masculine, feminine, or neuter?

“Fete” is feminine. The article is “die Fete”.

What is the singular of "Fete"?

The singular of “Fete” is: die Fete. The singular forms are: die Fete (nominative), der Fete (genitive), der Fete (dative) and die Fete (accusative).

What is the plural of “Fete”?

The singular of “Fete” is: die Feten. The singular forms are: die Feten (nominative), der Feten (genitive), den Feten (dative) and die Feten (accusative).

At what language level is “Fete” used?

“Fete” belongs to the vocabulary at A2 level.

What are the peculiarities of the declension of “Fete”?

The declension of Fete 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 Fete is crucial.

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