Is it der, die or das Rosine?
DIE
Rosine
The correct article in German of Rosine is die. So it is die Rosine! (nominative case)
The word Rosine is feminine, therefore the correct article is die.
German declension of Rosine?
How does the declension of Rosine 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 Rosine | die Rosinen |
Genitive | der Rosine | der Rosinen |
Dative | der Rosine | den Rosinen |
Akkusative | die Rosine | die Rosinen |
What is the meaning of Rosine in German?
Rosine is defined as:
[1] dried wineberry
[1] getrocknete WeinbeereHow to use Rosine in a sentence?
Example sentences in German using Rosine with translations in English.
[1] Ich nehme immer die Rosinen aus meinem Kuchen heraus.
[1] I always take the raisins out of my cake[1] „Sie hatte Weißbrot mit Rosinen gebacken, denn Staszek hatte auch Rosinen mitgebracht.“
[1] "She had baked white bread with raisins, because Staszek also brought raisins with him"[1] „Bei Vogel sassen die beiden Gouvernanten; auf dem Tische standen Teller mit Rosinen, Walnüssen und Krachmandeln.“
[1] "In Vogel, the two governors' meals on the tables stood plates with raisins, walnuts and noises" "[1] „Seine Handelsgüter waren Baumwolle, Leinwand, Rosinen, die man Korinthen nennt, Öle und ausgezeichnete Weine.“
[1] "His commercial goods were cotton, canvas, raisins called Corinths, oils and excellent wine" "