"Aus dem Laden"

Translation: From the store

[vign2211]

Laden means shop right?store= Speichern rt?

[christian]

In American English, store means shop.

[vign2211]

thanks Christian..need to check out for such words...

[Lisanne909151]

Why is it shop and not shops?

[WirreGedanken]

The preposition Aus takes the dative, and Laden is masculine, so the definite article dem informs you it is a singular shop.

If it had beeen plural, shops, then it would have been Aus den Läden. Note the umlaut, changing the pronunciation for shops.

[Leo678987]

Which is laden? Shop or stall?

[Toadiee]

Why not, "vom Laden"? Why is it aus?

[Steve462553]

Yet another "Type in the correct answer, get shown that same answer and told you're wrong" situation. Come on.

[Pablo-Enzo]

Would 'Off the store' work as well?

[Soglio]

"Off the store" makes no sense in English.

[Germandy]

I think you can use "off the store" only in a sentence like "it's the street off of that store". But maybe even that is colloquial or incorrect... anyways, you can only have something from a store.