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How do you say "boots" in German?
die Stiefel
In German, "boots" is die Stiefel.
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Pronunciation
SHTEE-fül. Stiefel has stress on the first syllable.
Grammar notes
Die Stiefel is plural (singular is Stiefel). It refers to boots worn on the feet.
Example sentence
Die Stiefel sind warm.
The boots are warm.
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How to remember die Stiefel
Stiefel rhymes with 'steeple'. Imagine tall boots like steeples on your feet.
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Questions about die Stiefel
How do you say "boots" in German?
In German, "boots" is die Stiefel. It is a noun.
Is die Stiefel masculine or feminine?
Die Stiefel is plural (singular is Stiefel). It refers to boots worn on the feet.
How is die Stiefel used in a sentence?
Use die Stiefel as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Die Stiefel sind warm. (The boots are warm.).
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