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How to Say ‘The book club’ in German

Den Buchclub

dayn BOOKH-kloop

[dayn BOOKH-kloop]

💬 Usage Tip: der becomes den when the thing is what's being known, seen or had: Der Buchclub ist toll but Ich kenne den Buchclub. Only masculine words like this one change.

Phrase Breakdown

Den

[dayn]

the (masculine accusative)

Article for a masculine noun as direct object.

Example

Ich sehe den Mann.

I see the man.

Buchclub

[BOOKH-kloop]

book club

Masculine compound noun: 'Buch' + 'Club'; a group that reads and discusses books.

Example

Der Buchclub trifft sich jeden Monat.

The book club meets every month.

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