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No. 8,248 in German

jardin

The word "jardin" is not German; it is French and means "garden" in English.

In a sentence

  • Der Garten in diesem Schloss ist malerisch.

    The garden in this castle is picturesque.

    The German word 'Garten' is used to denote a garden or yard, a space often for leisure or plant cultivation, here describing a specific beautiful garden.

  • Jardin ist ein französisches Wort für Garten.

    Jardin is a French word for garden.

    In this case, 'Jardin' references the French word, highlighting a linguistic comparison.

  • Wir haben gestern im Jardin des Tuileries spaziert.

    We walked in the Jardin des Tuileries yesterday.

    'Jardin' is used here as part of a French proper noun, denoting a well-known location in Paris.

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