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No. 2,342 in German

kängurus

"Kängurus" is the German word for "kangaroos," referring to hopping marsupial animals native to Australia.

In a sentence

  • Die Kängurus hüpfen durch die weiten Ebenen.

    The kangaroos hop through the wide plains.

    In this sentence, 'Kängurus' is used as the plural subject referring to the animals in a general narrative context.

  • Ich habe in Australien Kängurus gesehen.

    I have seen kangaroos in Australia.

    Here, 'Kängurus' is a direct object, emphasizing the act of seeing these animals in the specified location.

  • Das Verhalten der Kängurus ist sehr faszinierend.

    The behavior of kangaroos is very fascinating.

    Here, 'Kängurus' functions as part of a possessive phrase, highlighting their behavioral attributes in a descriptive context.

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