Is it der, die or das Tresen?

DER

Tresen

The correct article in German of Tresen is der. So it is der Tresen! (nominative case)

The word Tresen is masculine, therefore the correct article is der.

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German declension of Tresen?

How does the declension of Tresen 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 Tresen	die Tresen
Genitive	des Tresens	der Tresen
Dative	dem Tresen	den Tresen
Akkusative	den Tresen	die Tresen

What is the meaning of Tresen in German?

Tresen has various definitions in German:

[1] Sales table in a shop

[1] Verkaufstisch in einem Geschäft

[2] Serving table in a restaurant

[2] Serviertisch in einer Gaststätte

How to use Tresen in a sentence?

Example sentences in German using Tresen with translations in English.

[1] „Vor dem Tresen in dem vollgestopften muffigen Laden stand eine Schlange.“

[1] "Before the counter in the crowded musty shop, there was a length"

[1] „Die Kassiererin am Tresen sagte mir, dass der samische Tanzabend abgesagt wurde, der dort am kommenden Wochenende stattfinden sollte.“

[1] "The cashier at the counter told me that the Samic dance evening was canceled, which should take place there next weekend"

[1] „Mir fiel dort an dem Tresen ein, daß ich nicht wußte, wie die Mädchen hießen.“

[1] "I remembered the counter that I didn't know how the girls were called"

[1] „Die zwei Männer am Tresen lasen die Speisekarte.“

[1] "The two men at the counter read the menu"

[2] „In der Gaststube saßen bereits einige Gäste. Wolter stand hinter dem Tresen und lächelte sie an.“

[2] "In the dining room, some guests were already sitting behind the counter and smiling at them."

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[2] Wirt hinter dem Tresen