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blogger web writer online author
مدون كاتب ويب مؤلف عبر الإنترنت
bloguero escritor web autor en línea
وبلاگ نویس نویسنده وب نویسنده آنلاین
blogueur auteur en ligne écrivain web
ब्लॉगर वेब लेखक ऑनलाइन लेखक
blogger autore online web writer
ブロガー ウェブライター オンライン著者
bloger pisarz internetowy autor online
blogueiro escritor web autor online
blogger autor online scriitor web
блогер веб-писатель онлайн автор
blog yazarı web yazarı çevrimiçi yazar
блогер веб-письменник онлайн автор
博客作者 网络作家 在线作者

der  Blogger
B2
Estimated CEFR level.
/ˈblɔɡɐ/

📖 What exactly is a Blogger?

The term der Blogger refers to a male person who runs a Blog (an online diary or journal), meaning someone who regularly publishes articles, thoughts, or other content on the internet. It is a loanword from English.

There is also a female form: die Bloggerin.

⚠️ Since the word originates from English, it's often pronounced with an English accent, but it has become firmly established in German usage.

Article rules for der, die, and das

Male characters always masculine.

Caution: Most professions also have their feminine forms (e.g. die Polizistin). Some words can also have two forms: der/die Deutsche, der/die Kranke.

Examples: der Arbeiter · der Bewohner · der Bürger · der Chef · der Cousin · der Direktor · der Einsatzleiter ...
⚠️ Exceptions: das Genie · das Herrchen · das Männchen

-er mostly masculine.

1. Caution: many exceptions. 2. almost all -euer nouns are neutral. 3. There are many -er words, we don't list them all.

Examples: der Alzheimer · der Ansprechpartner · der Arbeitgeber · der Arbeitnehmer · der Autofahrer · der Bech...
⚠️ Exceptions: das Barometer · das Münster · das Poker · das Polster · das Poster · das Raster · das Thermometer · das Zepter

🧐 Grammar in Detail: Der Blogger

The noun der Blogger is masculine (Maskulinum). It generally follows the n-declension outside of the nominative singular, adding an -n at the end.

Singular Declension
CaseArticleNoun
NominativederBlogger
GenitivedesBloggers
DativedemBlogger
AccusativedenBlogger
Plural Declension
CaseArticleNoun
NominativedieBlogger
GenitivederBlogger
DativedenBloggern
AccusativedieBlogger

Example Sentences

  • Der Blogger veröffentlichte einen neuen Artikel über seine Reise. (The blogger published a new article about his trip.)
  • Ich habe dem bekannten Blogger eine E-Mail geschrieben. (I wrote an email to the well-known blogger.)
  • Die Meinungen der Blogger zu diesem Thema sind sehr unterschiedlich. (The bloggers' opinions on this topic vary greatly.)
  • Viele Blogger verdienen Geld mit Werbung auf ihren Seiten. (Many bloggers earn money with advertising on their sites.)

🗣️ How is 'Blogger' used?

The term der Blogger is primarily used in the context of the internet, social media, and content creation. It describes a person who creates and maintains content for a blog.

  • Context: Often found in discussions about online marketing, journalism, opinion shaping, or hobbies.
  • Distinction: A Blogger focuses on writing for a blog, whereas a Vlogger produces videos, and an Influencer is generally a person with a large reach and influence on social media (a blogger can also be an influencer).
  • Feminine Form: For women, the form die Bloggerin (plural: die Bloggerinnen) is used.

🧠 Mnemonics to Remember

Article: Think of der Mann (the man). A Blogger is often a man who writes. This helps remember the masculine article der.

Meaning: The word comes from the English 'blog', short for 'weblog'. So, a Blogger keeps a kind of digital logbook on the web.

🔄 Synonyms & Antonyms

Synonyms (similar meaning):

  • der Blogschreiber (more direct, descriptive)
  • der Web-Autor (more general, web author)
  • der Online-Publizist (more formal, online publicist)
  • der Content Creator (broader term, often includes video etc.)

Antonyms (opposites/other roles):

  • der Leser (the reader, consumes content)
  • der Kommentator (the commentator, interacts with content)
  • der Konsument (the consumer, general)

Similar, but distinct terms: Vlogger (video blogger), Podcaster (audio content creator), Influencer (person with influence on social media).

😄 A Little Joke

Frage: Warum hat der Blogger keinen festen Arbeitsplatz?

Antwort: Weil er ständig auf der Suche nach neuen Posts ist!

(Question: Why doesn't the blogger have a permanent workplace? Answer: Because he's always looking for new posts!)

✍️ Poem about the Blogger

Ein Blogger sitzt am Schirm, ganz klar,
ippt Worte flink, Jahr für Jahr.
Mit Tastatur und Maus geschwind,
erzählt er, was er wichtig find'.
Für Leser, nah und auch ganz fern,
so schreibt der Blogger modern.

(A blogger sits at the screen, quite clear,
types words quickly, year after year.
With keyboard and mouse so fast,
he tells what he finds important, unsurpassed.
For readers near and also far,
so writes the modern blogger.)

❓ Who am I? A Riddle

Ich schreibe Texte für das Netz,
veröffentliche sie mit Gesetzmäßigkeit – kein Witz!
Mein Arbeitsplatz ist oft digital,
meine Gedanken teile ich global.
Ich habe meistens einen männlichen Artikel vor mir stehen.
Wer bin ich?

(I write texts for the net,
publish them regularly - no joke, you bet!
My workplace is often digital,
I share my thoughts globally, reaching all.
I usually have a masculine article before my name.
Who am I?)

Solution: der Blogger

💡 Other Interesting Facts

  • Origin: The word "Blogger" is an Anglicism, directly adopted from English (from "blog" + "-er").
  • Spread: The term has become established in the German-speaking world since the early 2000s.
  • Feminine Form: The explicit feminine form is "die Bloggerin". In the plural, "die Blogger" can sometimes be used generically, but "die Bloggerinnen und Blogger" or specific forms are often more precise.

📝 Summary: is it der, die or das Blogger?

The word "Blogger" is a masculine noun, so the correct article is der Blogger. It refers to a person who runs an online blog.

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