DETERMINER
mancher/ˈmançɐ/many a; several; some
mancher is a German determiner that means many a, several, or some. It is pronounced /ˈmançɐ/.
Definitions
1.refers to one or more unspecified persons or things, often with a sense of 'quite a few'(indefinite quantity)
a.used before singular or plural nouns to indicate a greater but unspecified number
Mancher Schüler findet die Aufgabe schwierig.—Many a student finds the task difficult.
b.emphasizes a variety of individuals/things within a group
Manche Bücher lese ich immer wieder.—Some books I read again and again.
Frequently asked questions
- What does "mancher" mean in English?
- "mancher" means many a, several, or some. It is a German determiner.
- How do you pronounce "mancher"?
- "mancher" is pronounced /ˈmançɐ/ in the International Phonetic Alphabet.
- What part of speech is "mancher"?
- "mancher" is a determiner in German.
