Is it der, die or das Protest?
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Protest
The correct article in German of Protest is der. So it is der Protest! (nominative case)
The word Protest is masculine, therefore the correct article is der.
German declension of Protest?
How does the declension of Protest 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 | der Protest | die Proteste |
Genitive | des Protestes des Protests | der Proteste |
Dative | dem Protest dem Proteste | den Protesten |
Akkusative | den Protest | die Proteste |
What is the meaning of Protest in German?
Protest has various definitions in German:
[1] Words, actions or the like that clearly express that you do not agree with something
[1] Worte, Handlungen oder Ähnliches, die deutlich zum Ausdruck bringen, dass man mit etwas nicht einverstanden ist[2] Legal storage due to a change that has not reached acceptance or payment
[2] Rechtsverwahrung wegen eines nicht zur Annahme oder zur Zahlung gelangten WechselsHow to use Protest in a sentence?
Example sentences in German using Protest with translations in English.
[1] Ihr Protest fand kein Gehör.
[1] Your protest did not find any hearing[1] „Doch ihr Protest, den sie auch an den damaligen Ministerpräsidenten Roland Koch richteten, war der Beginn ihres beruflichen Abstiegs.“
[1] "But her protest, which they also addressed to the then Prime Minister Roland Koch, was the beginning of their professional relegation"[1] „Von Halder fuhr sich zum Zeichen des Protests energisch durch die Mähne, dann hob er die Hand.“
[1] "Halder drove through the mane vigorously to the sign of the protest, then he raised the hand" "[1] „Im März 1971 kam es in Dortmund zu einem mehrwöchigen Protest gegen eine dreißigprozentige Erhöhung der Fahrpreise im Nahverkehr.“
[1] "In March 1971 there was a protest of several weeks in Dortmund against a thirty percent increase in driving prices in local transport"[1] „Protest gehörte nun zum guten Ton, bis hinein ins sogenannte Establishment, Opern- und Theaterpublikum.“
[1] "Protest was now a good tone, up to the so-called establishment, opera and theater public" "[2]
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