How to Say “Toiletry Bag” in German

Kulturbeutel
The English phrase 'toiletry bag' is translated into German as Kulturbeutel.

How does it change in a sentence?

The noun is masculine, so it takes the definite article 'der'. The word does not change its form in the plural. Only the article changes (die Kulturbeutel).

Did you know?

  • In some contexts, Kultur can refer to a laboratory culture, making Kulturbeutel a humorous pun for biologists.
  • The term Kulturbeutel seems to suggest a bag for 'culture', but it actually refers to the 'cultivation' of one's body and personal hygiene.
  • The suffix -beutel appears in many German words for specific bags, such as Staubbeutel for a vacuum cleaner bag.

Examples in context

  • Entschuldigen Sie, wo kann ich einen Kulturbeutel finden?
    Excuse me, where can I find a toiletry bag?
  • Weißt du, wo ich meine Kulturtasche finden kann?
    Do you know where I can find my toiletry bag?
  • Vergiss deinen Kulturbeutel nicht!
    Don't forget your toiletry bag!
  • Der Kulturbeutel liegt im Koffer.
    The toiletry bag is in the suitcase.
  • Ich brauche einen neuen Kulturbeutel.
    I need a new toiletry bag.

Example conversation

Lukas and Julia are packing for a weekend trip.

  1. Lukas

    Hast du den Kulturbeutel eingepackt?
    Did you pack the toiletry bag?
  2. Julia

    Ja, er ist schon im Rucksack.
    Yes, it is already in the backpack.
  3. Lukas

    Super, dann sind wir bereit.
    Great, then we are ready.
  4. Julia

    Lass uns endlich losfahren!
    Let's finally head off!
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