How to Say “Toaster” in German

Toaster
/ˈtoːstɐ/masculine
The German word for toaster is Toaster.
The term Toaster refers to a device used for toasting bread.
Meaning: device for toasting bread (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The noun is masculine and is used with the definite article der (der Toaster). When using the word as a direct object in the accusative case, the masculine article changes to einen (einen Toaster).

How do you pronounce it?

/ˈtoːstɐ/

Did you know?

  • While a Toaster is for sliced bread, Germans often use a Sandwichgrill to make Toast Hawaii, which consists of ham and pineapple topped with melted cheese.
  • The English word 'toast' and the German 'Toaster' share an identical root in the Latin word 'tostus', meaning 'scorched' or 'burnt'.
  • Before the English loanword Toaster became common, Germans used the term Röstgerät, which literally means 'roasting device'.

Examples in context

  • Ich habe einen Toaster.
    I have a toaster.
    This sentence shows how to express possession of a Toaster.
    Tatoeba #8336077 by Luiaard, translation #2358835 by CK
  • Zwei Brotscheiben sprangen aus dem Toaster.
    A pair of bread slices popped up from the toaster.
    This sentence describes bread slices popping out of a Toaster.
    Tatoeba #11719132 by Pfirsichbaeumchen, translation #7899870 by Hybrid
  • Tom plant, seinen alten Toaster wegzuschmeißen.
    Tom plans to throw away his old toaster.
    This sentence is useful for expressing a plan to discard an old Toaster.
    Tatoeba #3641895 by Zaghawa, translation #2640848 by CK
  • Ein guter Toaster kann das Brot schnell rösten.
    A good toaster can quickly toast the bread.
  • Gibt es in deiner Küche einen Brötchentoaster?
    Do you have a roll toaster in your kitchen?
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Example conversation

Maximilian and Sarah are in the kitchen making breakfast.

  1. Maximilian

    Wo ist der Toaster?
    Where is the toaster?
  2. Sarah

    Er steht dort auf dem Regal.
    It is standing there on the shelf.
  3. Maximilian

    Danke, ich brauche ihn für das Brot.
    Thanks, I need it for the bread.
  4. Sarah

    Kein Problem, Maximilian.
    No problem, Maximilian.

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