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How do you say "orange" in German?
orange
In German, "orange" is orange.
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Pronunciation
Say 'ah-RAHN-zhuh' with stress on the second syllable. Three syllables.
Grammar notes
Orange is an adjective in German and often doesn't change endings in colloquial speech, though formally it can be: oranger, am orangesten.
Example sentence
Das Obst ist orange.
The fruit is orange.
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How to remember orange
Orange is the same in German and English. Orange fruits are orange in color.
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Questions about orange
How do you say "orange" in German?
In German, "orange" is orange. It is a noun.
How is orange written in German?
orange is written using the standard German script.
How is orange used in a sentence?
Use orange as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Das Obst ist orange. (The fruit is orange.).
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