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No. 4,486 in German

lokaler

"Lokaler" means "local" (adjective) or "locals" (noun, plural) in English, depending on context.

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  • Die lokale Wirtschaft wächst schnell.

    The local economy is growing quickly.

    In this sentence, 'lokale' is the feminine singular nominative form of the adjective 'lokaler', referring to the economy that pertains to a specific geographic area.

  • Wir besuchten einige lokale Sehenswürdigkeiten.

    We visited some local sights.

    Here, 'lokale' is used in a plural nominative form describing 'Sehenswürdigkeiten,' emphasizing attractions specific to a locality.

  • Das lokale Geschäft bietet frische Produkte an.

    The local shop offers fresh produce.

    'Lokale' modifies 'Geschäft' (a neuter singular nominative noun), referring to a shop situated or operating within a particular area.

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