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How do you say Magazine in German?

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Anonymous

15y ago
Updated: 8/18/2019

Depending on context, magazine can be translated in a number of ways.

In the sense of a publication:

Zeitschrift

Magazin

Heft

Illustrierte

In the sense of storage:

Speicher

Lagerhaus

Warenlager

In a military sense:

Magazin

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