No. 8,562 in German
knoblauch
Garlic.
In a sentence
Knoblauch schmeckt sehr gut mit Pasta.
Garlic tastes very good with pasta.
Here, 'Knoblauch' is used as the subject of the sentence, representing the item (garlic) being discussed.
Haben Sie frischen Knoblauch auf dem Markt gekauft?
Did you buy fresh garlic at the market?
In this sentence, 'Knoblauch' is used as the object, emphasizing the item being purchased.
Ich habe den Knoblauch gehackt, um die Soße vorzubereiten.
I chopped the garlic to prepare the sauce.
Here, 'den Knoblauch' includes a definite article and is the object of the action 'gehackt' (chopped), focusing on preparation.
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