Is it der, die or das Laune?

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Laune

The correct article in German of Laune is die. So it is die Laune! (nominative case)

The word Laune is feminine, therefore the correct article is die.

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German declension of Laune?

How does the declension of Laune 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 Laune	die Launen
Genitive	der Laune	der Launen
Dative	der Laune	den Launen
Akkusative	die Laune	die Launen

What is the meaning of Laune in German?

Laune has various definitions in German:

[1] Sanitary standards how someone feels or what someone is looking for

[1] Gemütszustand; wie sich jemand fühlt oder worauf jemand gerade Lust hat

[2] mostly plural: spontaneous emotional outbreak

[2] meist Plural: spontaner Gefühlsausbruch

[3] Unexpected or unconventional peculiarity

[3] unerwartete oder unkonventionelle Eigenheit

How to use Laune in a sentence?

Example sentences in German using Laune with translations in English.

[1] Ich habe schlechte Laune.

[1] I have a bad mood

[1] „Mit russischer Laune und den Überresten sibirischer Wurst in meinem Körper ziehe ich also mit Sara los, um Menschen kennenzulernen, die uns nicht kennenlernen wollen.“

[1] "With a mood and the remains of Siberian sausage in my body, I go out with Sara to meet people who don't want to get to know us"

[1] „Jetzt, nach seinem Vormittagsschlaf, war der Alte besonders guter Laune.“

[1] "Now, after his morning sleep, the old was particularly good mood" "

[1] „Als er von mir gehört hatte, ich ginge nur um einer verliebten Laune willen nach Neapel, beschwor er mich, einen Monat bei ihm zu verbringen und ihm zuliebe meine Laune zu opfern.“

[1] "When he heard from me, I was only going to Naples for a mood in love, he conjured up me to spend a month with him and for the sake of his mood to sacrifice"

[2] Sie hat wieder eine ihrer Launen.

[2] She has one of her mood again

[3] Mit seinen Launen befremdete er stets seine Gäste.

[3] With his moods, he always strangled his guests

[3] „Sophies mürrische Laune verflüchtigte sich hin und wieder.“

[3] "Sophie's grumpy mood evaporated back and forth"