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How do you say "rack" in German?

das Regal

Noun Neuter

In German, "rack" is das Regal.

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Pronunciation

Pronounced RAY-gahl. The 'e' sounds like in English gate, and stress the first syllable.

Grammar notes

Neuter noun (das Regal). Plural is Regale. Related to English regal in appearance.

Example sentence

Das Regal hat viele Bücher.

The rack has many books.

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How to remember das Regal

Regal sounds like regal. A shelf or rack that displays items with dignity.

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Questions about das Regal

How do you say "rack" in German?

In German, "rack" is das Regal. It is a noun.

Is das Regal masculine or feminine?

Neuter noun (das Regal). Plural is Regale. Related to English regal in appearance.

How is das Regal used in a sentence?

Use das Regal as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Das Regal hat viele Bücher. (The rack has many books.).

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