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How do you say "printer" in German?
der Drucker
In German, "printer" is der Drucker.
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Pronunciation
DROO-ker. The first syllable rhymes with English 'droop', and Drucker ends with 'ker'.
Grammar notes
Der Drucker is masculine. Plural is Drucker. It refers to any printing device.
Example sentence
Der Drucker ist laut.
The printer is loud.
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How to remember der Drucker
Drucker comes from drucken (to print). A printer druckt (prints) your documents.
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Questions about der Drucker
How do you say "printer" in German?
In German, "printer" is der Drucker. It is a noun.
Is der Drucker masculine or feminine?
Der Drucker is masculine. Plural is Drucker. It refers to any printing device.
How is der Drucker used in a sentence?
Use der Drucker as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Der Drucker ist laut. (The printer is loud.).
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