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Potatoes cut into sticks and deep-fried in fat or baked in the oven, eaten as a side dish or as a dish on their own. It is the short form of 'Pommes frites' (French fries).
Ich hätte gern eine Currywurst mit Pommes und Mayo.
I'd like a currywurst with fries and mayo.
| plural | die Pommes |
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| singular | plural | |
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| nominative | – | die Pommes |
| accusative | – | die Pommes |
| dative | – | den Pommes |
| genitive | – | der Pommes |
The article changes with the case; it is shown in colour.
'Pommes' is the colloquial short form of the French term 'pommes frites' (fried potatoes). In German, both forms are used.
Im Imbiss bestelle ich einfach „eine Portion Pommes“.
At the snack stand, I simply order 'eine Portion Pommes' (a portion of fries).
The word 'Pommes' (fries) is almost always used as a plural word, even when you mean just one portion. The verb therefore also stands in the plural.
Die Pommes sind schon kalt geworden.
The fries have already gotten cold.
A very typical order in Germany is 'Pommes rot-weiß' (fries red-white). This means you want the fries with ketchup (red) and mayonnaise (white).
Für mich einmal Pommes rot-weiß, bitte!
One fries red-white for me, please!
