Is it der, die or das Cousine?
DIE
Cousine
The correct article in German of Cousine is die. So it is die Cousine! (nominative case)
The word Cousine is feminine, therefore the correct article is die.
German declension of Cousine?
How does the declension of Cousine work in the nominative, accusative, dative and genitive cases? Here you can find all forms in the singular as well as in the plural:
| 1 | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | die Cousine | die Cousinen |
| Genitive | der Cousine | der Cousinen |
| Dative | der Cousine | den Cousinen |
| Akkusative | die Cousine | die Cousinen |
What is the meaning of Cousine in German?
Cousine is defined as:
[1] Daughter of uncle or aunt
[1] Tochter von Onkel oder TanteHow to use Cousine in a sentence?
Example sentences in German using Cousine with translations in English.
[1] Meine Cousine ist auch eine schöne Frau.
[1] My cousin is also a beautiful woman[1] Ich sehe meine Cousine Klara nur zum Geburtstag meiner Oma.
[1] I only see my cousin Klara for my grandmother's birthday[1] „Meine Cousine hat ihr Haus in Moers von zwei Polen streichen lassen.“
[1] "My cousin has had her house in Moers from two Poles"[1] „Es hat wenige Wochen gedauert, bis mein polnischer Name eingedeutscht wurde, und ein Jahr, bis mein Polnisch von einem deutschen Akzent durchzogen wurde, für den mich meine polnische Cousine bei ihren Besuchen verlachte.“
[1] "It took a few weeks until my Polish name was Germanized, and a year until my Polish was crossed by a German accent for which my Polish cousin losing me during her visits"[1] „Meine damals zehnjährige Cousine Jana und ich langweilten uns auf dem Friedhof zu Tode.“
[1] "My then ten -year -old cousin Jana and I bored each other in the cemetery in Tode" "[1] „Ich suchte meine Cousinen auf.“
[1] "I was looking for my cousins"
