die Jacke

Meaning and Usage

"Die Jacke" in German means "the jacket" in English. It refers to a piece of outer clothing worn on the upper body, typically with sleeves and opening down the front.

Linguistic Analysis

"Die Jacke" is a feminine noun in German. It is the singular form, and the plural form is "die Jacken."

Comparisons between German and English

The word "die Jacke" translates to "the jacket" in English. The meaning and usage are similar in both languages.

Cultural Context

In German-speaking countries, jackets are essential clothing items, especially during the colder seasons. Additionally, traditional German clothing, such as the "Trachtenjacke," plays a role in cultural events and festivals.

Example Sentences

  1. Ich habe meine Jacke im Auto vergessen. (I forgot my jacket in the car.)
  2. Sie trägt eine rote Jacke zu ihrem schwarzen Rock. (She is wearing a red jacket with her black skirt.)

Memory Tips

Associate the word "die Jacke" with the phrase "the jacket" in English to help remember its meaning.

Additional Vocabulary

  • Synonyms: die Mantel (coat), die Weste (vest)
  • Related words: der Reißverschluss (zipper), die Kapuze (hood), die Tasche (pocket)

Gender and Plural (for nouns)

  • Gender: feminine
  • Plural: die Jacken

Conjugation (for verbs)

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