NOUN

derCharme/ʃaʁm/charm; charisma; appeal

Charme is a German noun that means charm, charisma, or appeal. It is pronounced /ʃaʁm/. As a noun it takes the article "der".

Definitions

1.The attractive, pleasing, or charming quality that makes someone or something appealing to others(personality, impression)

a.attractive personal trait or aura

Sie gewann mit ihrem natürlichen Charme sofort die Sympathie aller Anwesenden.—She immediately won everyone's sympathy with her natural charm.

b.a special, appealing feature of objects or places

Das alte Haus hat seinen ganz eigenen Charme.—The old house has its very own charm.

Declension

Gendermasculine

SingularPlural
Nominativeder Charme—
Genitivedes Charmes—
Dativedem Charme—
Accusativeden Charme—

Frequently asked questions

What does "Charme" mean in English?
"Charme" means charm, charisma, or appeal. It is a German noun.
How do you pronounce "Charme"?
"Charme" is pronounced /ʃaʁm/ in the International Phonetic Alphabet.
Is "Charme" der, die, or das?
"Charme" is a masculine noun, so it takes the article "der".
What part of speech is "Charme"?
"Charme" is a noun in German.

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