Is it der, die or das Prosecco?
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Prosecco
The correct article in German of Prosecco is der. So it is der Prosecco! (nominative case)
The word Prosecco is masculine, therefore the correct article is der.
German declension of Prosecco?
How does the declension of Prosecco 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 1 | Plural 2 |
---|---|---|---|
Nominative | der Prosecco | die Proseccos | die Prosecchi |
Genitive | des Prosecco des Proseccos | der Proseccos | der Prosecchi |
Dative | dem Prosecco | den Proseccos | den Prosecchi |
Akkusative | den Prosecco | die Proseccos | die Prosecchi |
What is the meaning of Prosecco in German?
Prosecco has various definitions in German:
[1] Viticulture: A Italian white wine stone from the Glera grape variety
[1] Weinbau: ein aus der Rebsorte Glera gekelteter italienischer Weißwein[2] Viticulture: A sparkling wine or pearl wine refined from the Proseccowein
[2] Weinbau: ein aus dem Proseccowein veredelter Schaumwein oder PerlweinHow to use Prosecco in a sentence?
Example sentences in German using Prosecco with translations in English.
[2] Die Trauben dieses Proseccos stammen aus dem bekannten Anbaugebiet Veneto und kommen aus kontrolliert biologischem Anbau. Sie verleihen diesem Prosecco seinen harmonischen Geschmack und sorgen für reinen Genuss.
[2] The grapes of this prosecco come from the well -known veneto growing area and come from controlled organic attachment. They give this Prosecco its harmonious taste and ensure pure pleasure.[2] „Fast noch frauentypischer ist inzwischen allerdings der Prosecco, trank man früher vorneweg einen Veuve Cliquot oder Taittinger, so ist es seit ein paar Jährchen eben der »prickelnde Wein« (Vino Frizzante).“
[2] "Prosecco is almost still typical of women, if you drank a Veuve Cliquot or Taittinger in the past, it has been the" sparkling wine "(vino frizzante) for a few years"