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How do you say "chart" in German?

das Diagramm

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In German, "chart" is das Diagramm.

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Pronunciation

dee-ah-GRAHM. Diagramm has stress on the final syllable.

Grammar notes

Das Diagramm is neuter. Plural is Diagramme. It is a loanword from Greek used for charts and graphs.

Example sentence

Das Diagramm zeigt die Zahlen.

The chart shows the numbers.

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How to remember das Diagramm

Diagramm comes from Greek 'dia' (through) and 'gramma' (writing). It shows data written visually.

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Questions about das Diagramm

How do you say "chart" in German?

In German, "chart" is das Diagramm. It is a noun.

Is das Diagramm masculine or feminine?

Das Diagramm is neuter. Plural is Diagramme. It is a loanword from Greek used for charts and graphs.

How is das Diagramm used in a sentence?

Use das Diagramm as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Das Diagramm zeigt die Zahlen. (The chart shows the numbers.).

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