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No. 8,223 in German

jacken

The German word "jacken" is the plural form of "Jacke," meaning "jackets" in English.

In a sentence

  • Ich habe zwei Jacken gekauft.

    I bought two jackets.

    The word 'Jacken' is used as the plural form of 'Jacke', meaning 'jackets' in this sentence, referring to outerwear items.

  • Die Jacken sind sehr warm und bequem.

    The jackets are very warm and comfortable.

    Here, 'Jacken' serves as the plural subject in the sentence, emphasized by the descriptive adjectives.

  • Wir hängen unsere Jacken an die Garderobe.

    We hang our jackets on the wardrobe.

    In this example, 'Jacken' is the direct object in plural form, paired with the verb 'hängen' and the prepositional phrase indicating placement.

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