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How do you say "tiles" in German?
die Fliesen
In German, "tiles" is die Fliesen.
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Pronunciation
Say FLEE-zen. The i sounds like English ee, and the stress is on the first syllable.
Grammar notes
Die Fliesen is feminine plural. The singular is die Fliese. It refers to floor tiles or ceramic tiles.
Example sentence
Die Fliesen im Bad sind weib.
The tiles in the bathroom are white.
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How to remember die Fliesen
Fliesen are the tiles you see on bathroom floors. The plural form is commonly used.
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Questions about die Fliesen
How do you say "tiles" in German?
In German, "tiles" is die Fliesen. It is a noun.
Is die Fliesen masculine or feminine?
Die Fliesen is feminine plural. The singular is die Fliese. It refers to floor tiles or ceramic tiles.
How is die Fliesen used in a sentence?
Use die Fliesen as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Die Fliesen im Bad sind weib. (The tiles in the bathroom are white.).
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