Is it der, die or das Praline?

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Praline

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

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

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German declension of Praline?

How does the declension of Praline 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 Praline	die Pralinen
Genitive	der Praline	der Pralinen
Dative	der Praline	den Pralinen
Akkusative	die Praline	die Pralinen

What is the meaning of Praline in German?

Praline is defined as:

[1] Filled confectionery made of chocolate in bite -sized form

[1] gefülltes Konfekt aus Schokolade in mundgerechter Form

How to use Praline in a sentence?

Example sentences in German using Praline with translations in English.

[1] Jede Praline trägt ein Stück Kultur der Chocolaterie in sich.

[1] Each chocolate carries a piece of chocolaterie culture

[1] Eine Schachtel mit Pralinen ist immer ein willkommenes Gastgeschenk.

[1] A box with chocolates is always a welcome guest gift

[1] Es gibt auch Pralinen für Diabetiker zu kaufen.

[1] There are also chocolates for diabetics to buy

[1] „Ich warte auf eine Kontaktanzeige, in der eine Frau einen maulfaulen Stubenhocker sucht, der weder tanzt noch wandert, aber gerne die Sopranos guckt und dabei Pralinen futtert.“

[1] "I am waiting for a contact ad, in which a woman is looking for a mul -rotten room stool who neither dances nor hikes, but likes to look at the sopranos and chocolate feed"

[1] „Frau Joos stand hinter der Theke und ordnete mit einer silbernen Zange Pralinen in Kristallschalen.“

[1] "Ms. Joos stood behind the counter and ordered with a silver tongs of chocolates in crystal shells"

Pictures or photos of Praline

[1] verschiedene Pralinen