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German frequency list

No. 9,304 in German

marsha

The word "marsha" is not a standard German word. It may be a name or a non-German term.

In a sentence

  • Marsha spielt gerne Klavier.

    Marsha enjoys playing piano.

    In this sentence, 'Marsha' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person.

  • Der Hund heißt Marsha.

    The dog's name is Marsha.

    Here, 'Marsha' is used as a name for a dog, illustrating it being assigned to a pet.

  • Ich habe Marsha auf der Party getroffen.

    I met Marsha at the party.

    This instance uses 'Marsha' as a proper noun for a person being met at an event.

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