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"Leaf" in German: Blatt
das Blatt
Leaf in German is das Blatt. Plural is die Blätter with an umlaut. Say ein grünes Blatt or Die Blätter fallen. Blatt also means a sheet of paper.
Park
Ein gelbes Blatt liegt auf der Bank.Speak with an AI partner · 7 days free
How to pronounce Blatt
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BLAHT
/blat/
BLAHT. Long a; final t crisp.
"Leaf" in German: quick reference
| German | English | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| das Blatt | leaf / sheet Plant leaf or paper sheet. | Plant leaf or paper sheet. |
| die Blätter | leaves Plural with ä. | Plural with ä. |
| Laub | foliage Collective autumn leaves. | Collective autumn leaves. |
| Blattpapier | sheet of paper When Blatt means paper. | When Blatt means paper. |
How to use Blatt in real life
- 1Park
Ein gelbes Blatt liegt auf der Bank.
A yellow leaf is on the bench.
Ein … Blatt.
- 2Autumn
Die Blätter rascheln unter den Schuhen.
The leaves rustle under the shoes.
Die Blätter.
- 3Plant care
Dieses Blatt sieht trocken aus.
This leaf looks dry.
Dieses Blatt.
Mistakes English speakers make with Blatt
Incorrect: die Blatt
Correct: das Blatt
Blatt is neuter: das Blatt.
Incorrect: die Blatte
Correct: die Blätter
Plural is Blätter with umlaut.
Good to know
Autumn Laub sweeping is a classic weekend chore. On plants, yellow Blätter are an early 'water me' signal.
Try it in a ChatPal conversation
Collecting leaves with kids
ChatPal
Siehst du das rote Blatt?
Do you see the red leaf?
You
Ja, und noch ein orangefarbenes Blatt.
Yes, and another orange leaf.
ChatPal
Sammeln wir die schönsten Blätter?
Shall we collect the prettiest leaves?
You
Klar. Für ein Bastelprojekt.
Sure. For a craft project.
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FAQ
Common questions about "Leaf" in German
Leaf?
Das Blatt.
Plural?
Die Blätter.
Also paper?
Yes — ein Blatt Papier.
Foliage?
Often das Laub.
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