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How do you say "cash register" in German?

die Kasse

Noun Feminine

In German, "cash register" is die Kasse.

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Pronunciation

KAHS-uh. Stress on the first syllable. Rhymes with 'boss-a'.

Grammar notes

Die Kasse is feminine. The plural is die Kassen.

Example sentence

Die Kasse ist offen.

The cash register is open.

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How to remember die Kasse

Kasse refers to the cash box or cash register at a store or restaurant. The word comes from Italian 'cassa' meaning 'box'.

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Questions about die Kasse

How do you say "cash register" in German?

In German, "cash register" is die Kasse. It is a noun.

Is die Kasse masculine or feminine?

Die Kasse is feminine. The plural is die Kassen.

How is die Kasse used in a sentence?

Use die Kasse as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Die Kasse ist offen. (The cash register is open.).

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