der Schlager

Plural: die Schlager
Based on: schlagen
Noun
1.

Schlager

(Specific kind of German folk music. Don't think "folk" in the Indi sense though. It's quite mainstream and awful. And a HUGE business. Google ZDF Fernsehgarten if you want some impressions.)
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Examples
  • Im Sommer hört meine Mutter am liebsten Schlager im Radio.
  • In the summer, my mother loves listening to Schlager on the radio.

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Word of the Day – “schlagen”

"schlagen" means "to punch" and also "to beat". And there's a third sense about "going in a direction". Today, we'll explore that and its various prefix verbs.

Vocab: schlagen, vorschlagen, einschlagen, der Vorschlag, der Ausschlag, Anschlag, der Umschlag, der Schlaganfall

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How many meanings does the German word 'Schlager' have?

Schlager has 1 distinct meaning: 1. Schlager.

What is the gender of 'Schlager'?

der

What is the plural of 'Schlager'?

die Schlager

What is 'Schlager' related to?

The word 'Schlager' is related to schlagen.

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Word of the Day – “schlagen”
"schlagen" means "to punch" and also "to beat". And there's a third sense about "going in a direction". Today, we'll explore that and its various prefix verbs.
Vocab: schlagen, vorschlagen, einschlagen, der Vorschlag, der Ausschlag, Anschlag, der Umschlag, der Schlaganfall
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