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bacon
A word borrowed from English for streaky, smoked, or cured pork belly, usually fried in thin slices.
Am Sonntagmorgen gibt es bei uns oft Rührei mit knusprigem Bacon.
On Sunday mornings, we often have scrambled eggs with crispy bacon.
| gender | masculine der |
|---|---|
| genitive | des Bacons |
| singular | plural | |
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| nominative | der Bacon | – |
| accusative | den Bacon | – |
| dative | dem Bacon | – |
| genitive | des Bacons | – |
The article changes with the case; it is shown in colour.
'Bacon' is a word borrowed directly from English and is pronounced similarly. In German, it has become a common term for breakfast bacon.
Im Supermarkt findest du den Bacon im Kühlregal bei den Wurstwaren.
In the supermarket, you'll find the bacon in the refrigerated section with the cold cuts.
'Bacon' is often described with the adjective 'knusprig' (crispy). A typical verb is 'braten' (to fry). A very common combination is 'Eier mit Bacon' (eggs with bacon).
Ich mag meinen Bacon am liebsten goldbraun und knusprig gebraten.
I like my bacon best fried golden brown and crispy.
Normally, 'Bacon' is used as an uncountable noun, similar to 'Käse' (cheese) or 'Brot' (bread). When referring to individual pieces, people say 'Scheiben Bacon' (slices of bacon).
Für das Rezept benötigst du 100 Gramm Bacon.
You need 100 grams of bacon for the recipe.
Kannst du mir noch zwei Scheiben Bacon geben?
Can you give me two more slices of bacon?
