DETERMINER

solch/zɔlç/such; like that; of that kind

solch is a German determiner that means such, like that, or of that kind. It is pronounced /zɔlç/.

Definitions

1.indicates something or someone of a particular kind, type or quality, often with emphasis(quality/type emphasis)

a.such a kind as (intensifying quality or type, usually preceding a noun)

Ich habe noch nie einen solchen Fehler gemacht.—I have never made such a mistake.

b.used in the plural to refer to people/things of a certain kind or type

Solche Bücher lese ich gerne.—I like reading books like these.

Frequently asked questions

What does "solch" mean in English?
"solch" means such, like that, or of that kind. It is a German determiner.
How do you pronounce "solch"?
"solch" is pronounced /zɔlç/ in the International Phonetic Alphabet.
What part of speech is "solch"?
"solch" is a determiner in German.

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