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How do you say "cereal" in German?
das Müsli
In German, "cereal" is das Müsli.
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Pronunciation
Pronounced 'MEWSS-lee', stress on the first syllable, with a soft 's' sound.
Grammar notes
das Müsli is neuter. Plural: das Getreide.
Example sentence
Er goss Milch über sein Müsli.
He poured milk over his cereal.
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How to remember das Müsli
Das Müsli gave English the word muesli - picture a bowl of oats and dried fruit and you already know this one.
Related words
- toast der Toast
- pancake der Pfannkuchen
- omelet das Omelett
- broth die Brühe
- gravy die Soße
- sauce die Soße
- dressing der Verband
- marinade die Marinade
- herb das Kraut
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Questions about das Müsli
How do you say "cereal" in German?
In German, "cereal" is das Müsli. It is a noun.
Is das Müsli masculine, feminine, or neuter?
das Müsli is neuter. Plural: das Getreide.
How is das Müsli used in a sentence?
Use das Müsli as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Er goss Milch über sein Müsli. (He poured milk over his cereal.).
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