vitamine

vitamine

"Vitamine" in German means "vitamins" in English, referring to organic compounds essential for normal growth and nutrition.

In this sentence, 'Vitamine' serves as the subject of the sentence, referring to the general concept of vitamins as a group of nutrients.

Vitamine sind wichtig für eine ausgewogene Ernährung.

Vitamins are important for a balanced diet.

Here, 'Vitamine' is used as the direct object, referring to the vitamins that the speaker ingests.

Ich nehme jeden Tag Vitamine in Kapseln.

I take vitamins in capsules every day.

In this example, 'Vitamin' is used to describe Vitamin C as a specific nutrient, emphasizing its importance and linking it to oranges.

Orangen enthalten viel Vitamin C, ein wichtiges Vitamin.

Oranges contain a lot of vitamin C, an important vitamin.