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How do you say "mirror" in German?

der Spiegel

Noun Masculine

In German, "mirror" is der Spiegel.

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Pronunciation

SHPEE-gul. The 'sp' at the start sounds like 'shp' (a common German sound), and the ending rhymes with 'uh-gul'.

Grammar notes

Der Spiegel is masculine. Plural is Spiegel. It is used to refer to any reflective surface or mirror.

Example sentence

Der Spiegel ist an Der Wand.

The mirror is on the wall.

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How to remember der Spiegel

Spiegel rhymes with the English 'steeple'. Imagine a mirror on a church steeple reflecting the sky.

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Questions about der Spiegel

How do you say "mirror" in German?

In German, "mirror" is der Spiegel. It is a noun.

Is der Spiegel masculine or feminine?

Der Spiegel is masculine. Plural is Spiegel. It is used to refer to any reflective surface or mirror.

How is der Spiegel used in a sentence?

Use der Spiegel as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Der Spiegel ist an Der Wand. (The mirror is on the wall.).

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