German vocabulary · Beginner
How do you say "cd" in German?
die CD
In German, "cd" is die CD.
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Pronunciation
tsay-DAY. Pronounced like the English letters 'C' and 'D'. Two syllables.
Grammar notes
Die CD is feminine. The plural is die CDs.
Example sentence
Die CD enthält meine Lieblingsmusik.
The CD contains my favorite music.
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How to remember die CD
CD is an acronym for 'Compact Disc' and is used the same way in German and English. It's a universal modern term.
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Questions about die CD
How do you say "cd" in German?
In German, "cd" is die CD. It is a noun.
Is die CD masculine or feminine?
Die CD is feminine. The plural is die CDs.
How is die CD used in a sentence?
Use die CD as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Die CD enthält meine Lieblingsmusik. (The CD contains my favorite music.).
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