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No. 7,347 in German

generalkonsulat

"Generalkonsulat" in German means "consulate general," which is a diplomatic office representing a country's government in a foreign city.

In a sentence

  • Das Generalkonsulat befindet sich im Stadtzentrum.

    The consulate general is located in the city center.

    Used as the subject to specify the location of the consulate general.

  • Wir müssen das Generalkonsulat für ein Visum kontaktieren.

    We need to contact the consulate general for a visa.

    Used as the direct object to indicate the entity being contacted regarding visa matters.

  • Die Angestellten des Generalkonsulats haben uns freundlich empfangen.

    The staff of the consulate general welcomed us warmly.

    Used in the genitive case to describe the staff belonging to the consulate general.

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