strawberry

The German word for strawberry is Erdbeere. It is a feminine noun and is used to refer to the fruit itself. The word is a compound of Erde (earth) and Beere (berry), reflecting the fact that strawberries grow close to the ground. In German, strawberries are often associated with summer and are used in a variety of desserts and drinks.

Example sentences using: Erdbeere

Erdbeeren sind reich an Vitamin C.

Strawberries are rich in vitamin C.

This sentence is stating a fact about strawberries being rich in Vitamin C.

Ich esse gern Erdbeeren beim Frühstück.

I like to eat strawberries for breakfast.

In this statement, the speaker is expressing their preference for eating strawberries during breakfast.

Kannst du Erdbeeren vom Markt mitbringen?

Can you bring strawberries from the market?

The speaker is asking someone if they can bring strawberries back from the market.