No. 2,457 in German
schuhe
Shoes.
In a sentence
Die Schuhe stehen neben der Tür.
The shoes are next to the door.
In this sentence, 'Schuhe' is used as the subject, referring to footwear placed in a specific location.
Ich kaufe neue Schuhe aus dem Geschäft.
I am buying new shoes from the store.
Here, 'Schuhe' is the direct object, indicating the item being purchased.
Meine Schuhe sind schwarz und bequem.
My shoes are black and comfortable.
In this case, 'Schuhe' functions as a possessive emphasis reinforced by the adjective's description of the item.
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