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How do you say "dancer" in German?

der Tänzer

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In German, "dancer" is der Tänzer.

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Pronunciation

Pronounced 'TEN-tser', stress on the first syllable, with 'z' making a 'ts' sound.

Grammar notes

der Tänzer is masculine. Plural: der Tänzer.

Example sentence

Der Tänzer bewegte sich anmutig über die Bühne.

The dancer moved gracefully across the stage.

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How to remember der Tänzer

Tanzer comes from tanzen, 'to dance', which itself sounds close to the English word - an easy double match.

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Questions about der Tänzer

How do you say "dancer" in German?

In German, "dancer" is der Tänzer. It is a noun.

Is der Tänzer masculine, feminine, or neuter?

der Tänzer is masculine. Plural: der Tänzer.

How is der Tänzer used in a sentence?

Use der Tänzer as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Der Tänzer bewegte sich anmutig über die Bühne. (The dancer moved gracefully across the stage.).

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