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Chinesisch: Chinese — meaning and examples | JadoLearn

DictionaryChinesisch

Quality-approved learning entrynounLevel B1

Chinesisch

Chinese

the Chinese language

IPA/çiˈneːzɪʃ/

The second syllable carries the main stress.

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Chinesisch: Chinese

Meaning 1neutral · 88%

the Chinese language

Natural examples

Sie spricht fließend Chinesisch.

Ich lerne seit einem Jahr Chinesisch.

Chinesisch wird an dieser Schule angeboten.

Usage note

Language names used as nouns are capitalized in standard German.

Useful combinations

Chinesisch sprechen — speak Chinese

Common mistake

Ich spreche chinesisch.

Ich spreche Chinesisch.

As the noun naming the language, Chinesisch is capitalized.

Mini-lesson: Language noun

Use Chinesisch with a capital letter when naming the language.

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Form and grammar

lemma: Chinesisch
article: das
Gender: neuter
singular: Chinesisch
plural: —
plural status: no plural
genitive: des Chinesisch
countability: uncountable

The source task gives lowercase chinesisch with noun part of speech. For the language noun, standard German normally writes Chinesisch with a capital letter; the task word is preserved exactly and the standard form is recorded as a variant.

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