Republic in German 🇩🇪

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Tips to remember the German word ‘die Republik’:
– Break down the word: ‘Republik’ can be divided into two parts – ‘Re-‘ and ‘Publik’. ‘Re-‘ is a prefix often used to indicate repetition or backtracking, and ‘Publik’ is derived from the Latin word ‘publicus’, meaning public.
– Think of the English word ‘republic’ which means the same thing and sounds similar to ‘die Republik’.
– Create mnemonic devices: You could imagine a group of people gathered in a public place (symbolizing ‘Publik’) repeatedly voicing their opinions (representing ‘Re-‘) to remind yourself of the meaning of ‘die Republik’.

Explanations:
– ‘Die Republik’ is the German word for ‘republic’. It is a political system where the country is considered a “public matter,” and the affairs of the state are determined by elected or appointed officials who act in the interest of its citizens.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– ‘Der Staat’ means ‘state’ and can also be used to refer to a republic in German.
– ‘Die Republikation’ is a less common German word that resembles ‘die Republik’ and can be used as a synonym, although it is not as widely used in everyday language.

Alternate meanings like slang:
– ‘Die Republik’ typically refers to a republic within a political context, so there are no alternate meanings or slang associated with it.

Examples of sentences:
1. Die Republik Deutschland wurde 1949 gegründet. (The Republic of Germany was founded in 1949.)
2. In einer Republik treffen die Bürger wichtige politische Entscheidungen. (In a republic, citizens make important political decisions.)
3. Die Republik hat eine demokratische Regierungsform. (The republic has a democratic form of government.)

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