I like German schlager music.
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Schlager
//ʃlɑːɡə//
Synonyms for "schlager"
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Translations
54 translations across 24 languages.
Asturian
1 entries- schlager noun (style)
Belarusian
2 entries- шля́гер noun (style)
- шля́гер noun (piece)
Bulgarian
2 entries- шла́гер noun (style)
- шла́гер noun (piece)
Czech
2 entries- šlágr noun (style)
- šlágr noun (piece)
Danish
4 entries- schlager noun (style)
- schlager noun (piece)
- slager noun (style)
- slager noun (piece)
Dutch
4 entries- levenslied noun (style)
- levenslied noun (piece)
- schlager noun (style)
- schlager noun (piece)
Estonian
4 entries- lööklaul noun (style)
- lööklaul noun (piece)
- šlaager noun (style)
- šlaager noun (piece)
Finnish
3 entries- iskelmä noun (style)
- iskelmä noun (piece)
- iskelmämusiikki noun (style)
French
2 entries- schlager noun (style)
- schlager noun (piece)
Georgian
1 entries- შლაგერი noun (style)
German
2 entries- Schlager noun (style)
- Schlager noun (piece)
Hungarian
2 entries- sláger noun (style)
- sláger noun (piece)
Latvian
2 entries- šlagers noun (style)
- šlagers noun (piece)
Macedonian
2 entries- шлагер noun (style)
- шлагер noun (piece)
Norwegian Bokmål
2 entries- slager noun (style)
- slager noun (piece)
Polish
2 entries- szlagier noun (style)
- szlagier noun (piece)
Romanian
2 entries- șlagăr noun (style)
- șlagăr noun (piece)
Russian
2 entries- шля́гер noun (style)
- шля́гер noun (piece)
Serbo-Croatian
4 entries- šláger noun (style)
- šláger noun (piece)
- шла́гер noun (style)
- шла́гер noun (piece)
Slovak
2 entries- šláger noun (style)
- šláger noun (piece)
Slovene
2 entries- šlager noun (style)
- šlager noun (piece)
Spanish
1 entries- schlager noun (style)
Swedish
2 entries- schlager noun (style)
- schlager noun (piece)
Ukrainian
2 entries- шля́гер noun (style)
- шля́гер noun (piece)
Sample sentences
3 total sentences available.
Germany is the only country in which the Schlager singers look like their songs.
Source: tatoeba (6200070)
I love France Gall's 1970s Schlager hits.
Source: tatoeba (10848628)
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