Is it der, die or das Lagerhalle?
DIE
Lagerhalle
The correct article in German of Lagerhalle is die. So it is die Lagerhalle! (nominative case)
The word Lagerhalle is feminine, therefore the correct article is die.
German declension of Lagerhalle?
How does the declension of Lagerhalle 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 Lagerhalle | die Lagerhallen |
| Genitive | der Lagerhalle | der Lagerhallen |
| Dative | der Lagerhalle | den Lagerhallen |
| Akkusative | die Lagerhalle | die Lagerhallen |
What is the meaning of Lagerhalle in German?
Lagerhalle is defined as:
[1] Large room that serves to keep objects for a while
[1] großer Raum, der dazu dient, Gegenstände für eine Weile aufzubewahrenHow to use Lagerhalle in a sentence?
Example sentences in German using Lagerhalle with translations in English.
[1] „Auf der einen Seite des Fjordes lagern zwei Boote in einer Lagerhalle aus Wellblech, eingezwängt zwischen den Felsen, in der Bucht gegenüber liegt das hellgelbe Gerippe eines Zwergwals, an dem blaues Ölzeug zum Trocknen hängt.“
[1] "On one side of the fjord, two boats are stored in a warehouse made of corrugated iron, squeezed between the rocks, in the bay opposite lies the light yellow skeleton of a dwarf whale on which blue oil tubes hang for drying"[1] „Als sie die riesige Lagerhalle betraten, hörten sie, wie der Wind an der Wellblechfassade rüttelte und mit gespenstischem Geheul über das Dach jagte.“
[1] "When they entered the huge warehouse, they heard how the wind shook on the corrugated iron facade and hunted over the roof with a ghostly howl"[1] „Sie gingen auf verschiedene Schulen, nachmittags half Sung im Laden, und Mia jobbte in der Lagerhalle einer Textilfabrik.“
[1] "They went to different schools, in the afternoon half sung in the shop, and Mia jobbte in the warehouse of a textile factory"
