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How do you say "moon" in German?
der Mond
In German, "moon" is der Mond.
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Pronunciation
Say mohnt. The o sounds like English oh, and it is one syllable.
Grammar notes
Der Mond is masculine. The plural is die Monde. It is the celestial body in the night sky.
Example sentence
Der Mond ist heute Nacht hell.
The moon is bright tonight.
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How to remember der Mond
Mond sounds similar to English month. The moon determines the month.
Related words
- can die Dose
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- dough der Teig
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- lobster der Hummer
- Monday der Montag
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- vegetables das Gemüse
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Questions about der Mond
How do you say "moon" in German?
In German, "moon" is der Mond. It is a noun.
Is der Mond masculine or feminine?
Der Mond is masculine. The plural is die Monde. It is the celestial body in the night sky.
How is der Mond used in a sentence?
Use der Mond as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Der Mond ist heute Nacht hell. (The moon is bright tonight.).
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