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How do you say "sugar" in German?
der Zucker
In German, "sugar" is der Zucker.
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Pronunciation
Pronounced 'TSOO-ker', stress on the first syllable, with 'z' sounding like 'ts'.
Grammar notes
der Zucker is masculine. Plural: der Zucker.
Example sentence
Sie rührte Zucker in ihren Tee.
She stirred sugar into her tea.
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How to remember der Zucker
Think of sugar making things 'sucre'-sweet, close to the French root, or just remember 'z' is always a 'ts' sound in German.
Related words
- soup die Suppe
- stew der Eintopf
- salad der Salat
- pasta die Pasta
- noodle die Nudel
- dumpling der Teigtaschen
- sausage die Wurst
- bacon der Speck
- ham der Schinken
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Questions about der Zucker
How do you say "sugar" in German?
In German, "sugar" is der Zucker. It is a noun.
Is der Zucker masculine, feminine, or neuter?
der Zucker is masculine. Plural: der Zucker.
How is der Zucker used in a sentence?
Use der Zucker as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Sie rührte Zucker in ihren Tee. (She stirred sugar into her tea.).
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