Tag: German to english
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Learn German! Jobs and occupations in Germany
Let’s explore various jobs and occupations in Germany in this post. Names of various jobs and occupations in Germany are differed with genders. We are aware of a wide range of occupations, including those of a doctor, lawyer, engineer, architect, teacher, artist, IT expert, small business owner, hotelier, and banker. In addition, new business sectors…
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Learn German! How to say the names of ‘Colors’ in German
In this post, let’s learn how to say the names of colors in German in this post. There are different names of colors in German. ‘Farben’ is the German word for colour. Everyone loves colour, right? Without colour, everything would have been drab. As a result, a person’s mental condition might be linked to certain…
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Learn German! Family members in German!
Let’s have a look at ‘Family’ and ‘Family members’ in German in this post. In German, family is referred to as ‘Familie’ or ‘die Familie’. Like Mother, Father, Sister, Brother, Aunt, Grandfather, and Grandmother in English, family members are also addressed differently in German. ‘Mutter’ and ‘Vater’ are the German words for mother and father,…
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Learn German! What does ‘Uhr’ mean in German? (Part-2)
In this article we will learn what does Uhr mean in German? The concept of ‘Uhr’ is a time-telling word from German. German uses numbers from 1 to 24 to denote time, and it counts from midnight to midnight (i.e., 24). While 5 am is referred to as ‘Fünf Uhr,’. 1 a.m. in the midnight…
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Learn German! How to tell the Time in German? ( Part-1)
You may probably tell from the title of this post what subject I will cover in this post! You’re right-it’s ‘Time’! We will learn how to tell the time in German in this post. In German, ‘Zeit’ is the word for time. German has a particular way of telling the time. Let us first look…
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Learn German! What is Der, Die, Das in German?
Let’s explore the most significant term of the German language, the ‘Articles’ that’s Der, Die, Das. Articles are the foundation of the entire German language, that should go without saying! Although English uses the articles ‘A’, ‘An’, and ‘The’ it does not assign gender to inanimate objects. In contrast, German uses gender-specific articles that can…
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Learn German! How to say 1st 2nd 3rd in German?
Lets explore how to say ordinals ( first, second, third..and the list goes on) in German in this post. 1st, 2nd, 3rd are referred as Ordinals which are numerical terms. Like 1st, 2nd and 3rd are pronounced in English, there are various ordinal pronunciations in German. Positions and dates are both described by ordinals. Let’s…
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Learn German! What are numbers called in German?
In this post, let us explore what are english numbers are called in German. A number is referred to as ‘Zahlen‘. German numbers have a variety of names, just like the English digits one, two, and three. One is referred to as ‘Eins‘, two as ‘Zwei‘ and three as ‘Drei’. Four is pronounced ‘Vier’ (which…
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Learn German! Days and Months in German language!
Let’s now explore the names of days and months in German. The concept ‘Tag’ or ‘Tage’ in the plural, which stands for ‘Day’ in English. ‘Monat’ is referred to month. In German, Monday and Tuesday are known as ‘Montag’ & ‘Dienstag’ (Deens-taag) respectively, while Wednesday is called as ‘Mittwoch’ (Meett- vokh)(Mitt denotes middle & Woch…
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Learn German! Formal and informal greetings in German!
As I have mentioned in the previous post, we will see different ways of formal and informal greeting in this post. When it comes to formal and informal greetings, the German language has various addresses for peers and adults. When speaking casually, one says ‘Hallo’ to younger individuals like siblings, friends, and coworkers while saying…
