Dokument
document
The German word 'Dokument' is used in a similar way to the English word 'document'. It refers to a written or printed paper that provides information or evidence about something. It can be a legal, historical, or technical paper. For example, 'Ich habe das Dokument gelesen und unterschrieben.' translates to 'I have read and signed the document.'.
Example sentences using: Dokument
Das Dokument ist auf dem Tisch.
The document is on the table.
This sentence is using the word 'Dokument' as a noun in the nominative case. It refers to a physical or digital document that is located on top of the table.
Er sendet das Dokument an seinen Chef.
He sends the document to his boss.
In this sentence, the word 'Dokument' is used as a direct object. In German, direct objects are in the accusative case. The speaker is referring to a document being sent to a boss.
Sie unterschreiben das Dokument nach der Prüfung.
They sign the document after the examination.
This sentence uses 'Dokument' as a direct object in the accusative case. The use of 'nach der Prüfung' indicates a sequence of events, with the signing happening post-examination.