No. 13,547 in German
cooles
The German word "cooles" means "cool" in English, often used to describe something trendy, impressive, or fashionable.
In a sentence
Das ist ein echt cooles Auto.
That is a really cool car.
In this sentence, 'cooles' is an adjective describing 'Auto'. It is in the nominative case and is inflected to agree with the gender, number, and case of 'Auto', which is neuter singular.
Ich suche eine coole Sommerjacke und ein cooles Hemd.
I am looking for a cool summer jacket and a cool shirt.
Here 'cooles' describes 'Hemd', and just as in the previous example, it adopts the proper endings to match 'Hemd', which is neuter and in the accusative case.
Das war ein sehr cooles Ereignis!
That was a very cool event!
In this example, 'cooles' qualifies 'Ereignis', which is neuter singular and in the nominative case, corresponding to the subject of the sentence.
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