Is it der, die or das Romancier?
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Romancier
The correct article in German of Romancier is der. So it is der Romancier! (nominative case)
The word Romancier is masculine, therefore the correct article is der.
German declension of Romancier?
How does the declension of Romancier 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 Romancier | die Romanciers |
| Genitive | des Romanciers | der Romanciers |
| Dative | dem Romancier | den Romanciers |
| Akkusative | den Romancier | die Romanciers |
What is the meaning of Romancier in German?
Romancier is defined as:
[1] Lifted: Author/writer who wrote novels
[1] gehoben: Autor/Schriftsteller, der Romane verfasstHow to use Romancier in a sentence?
Example sentences in German using Romancier with translations in English.
[1] „Der Film, für den die älteren Bereiche der Kulturproduktion gewissermaßen zuliefern, zog Theaterschauspieler und Regisseure ebenso an wie Musiker und Maler, Fotografen und Philosophen, Journalisten und Lyriker, Modedesigner und Romanciers.“
[1] "The film, for which the older areas of cultural production, to a certain extent, attracted theater actors and directors as well as musicians and painters, photographers and philosophers, journalists and poetists, fashion designers and novelists" "[1] „Natürlich haben die Romanciers des 19. Jahrhunderts sich nicht derselben Kategorien wie wir bedient, um die Gesellschaftsstruktur ihrer Zeit darzustellen.“
[1] "Of course, the novels of the 19esh century did not use the same categories as we use to present the social structure of their time."[1] „Auf dem Weg zum Schiff entdecken wir an der Rheinpromenade einen Gedenkstein mit bronzener Platte für den großen französischen Romancier Victor Hugo, der auf seiner Rheinreise im Oktober 1840 die Stadt besuchte.“
[1] "On the way to the ship we discover a memorial stone with a bronze record for the great French Romanian Victor Hugo, who visited the city on his trip to the Rhine in October 1840"
