No. 3,079 in German
bundeskanzlers
"Bundeskanzlers" means "federal chancellor" in English, referring to the head of government in Germany.
In a sentence
Die Entscheidung des Bundeskanzlers hat die gesamte Nation beeinflusst.
The decision of the Chancellor has influenced the entire nation.
Here, "des Bundeskanzlers" is in the genitive case, showing possession and linking the decision to the Chancellor.
Ich habe mit dem Bundeskanzler über die neuen Reformen gesprochen.
I talked to the Chancellor about the new reforms.
In this example, "dem Bundeskanzler" is in the dative case, indicating that the Chancellor is the recipient or target of the discussion.
Der Bundeskanzler besucht diese Woche mehrere Städte.
The Chancellor is visiting several cities this week.
Here, "der Bundeskanzler" is in the nominative case, as the subject performing the action of visiting the cities.
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