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How do you say "suit" in German?
der Anzug
In German, "suit" is der Anzug.
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Pronunciation
AHN-tsook. Stress on the first syllable. Rhymes roughly with 'font-look'.
Grammar notes
Der Anzug is masculine. The plural is die Anzüge.
Example sentence
Der Anzug ist dunkelblau.
The suit is dark blue.
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How to remember der Anzug
Anzug comes from Anzug (a growing or attraction). A suit is a matched set that goes together, which is the sense of attraction or matching.
Related words
- bra der BH
- dress das Kleid
- shirt das Oberhemd
- glove der Handschuh
- shorts die Shorts
- socks die Socken
- staff das Personal
- sunglasses die Sonnenbrille
- vest das Unterhemd
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Questions about der Anzug
How do you say "suit" in German?
In German, "suit" is der Anzug. It is a noun.
Is der Anzug masculine or feminine?
Der Anzug is masculine. The plural is die Anzüge.
How is der Anzug used in a sentence?
Use der Anzug as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Der Anzug ist dunkelblau. (The suit is dark blue.).
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