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How do you say "zoo" in German?
der Zoo
In German, "zoo" is der Zoo.
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Pronunciation
Pronounced TSOH. Single syllable, 'z' sounds like 'ts' in English cats.
Grammar notes
Masculine noun (der Zoo). Plural is Zoos. Loanword from English, used worldwide.
Example sentence
Der Zoo hat Löwen.
The zoo has lions.
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How to remember der Zoo
Zoo is identical in both languages. Animals live there.
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Questions about der Zoo
How do you say "zoo" in German?
In German, "zoo" is der Zoo. It is a noun.
Is der Zoo masculine or feminine?
Masculine noun (der Zoo). Plural is Zoos. Loanword from English, used worldwide.
How is der Zoo used in a sentence?
Use der Zoo as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Der Zoo hat Löwen. (The zoo has lions.).
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