How to Say “Andrea” in German
Andrea is the German female given name for Andrea. Andrea is a female given name used in German-speaking contexts.
How to Say “Gingerbread House” in German
The English phrase gingerbread house is translated into German as Lebkuchenhaus.
How to Say “Guard” in German
The German word for ‘guard’ is Wache. Wache refers to a person who or thing that protects something.
How to Say “Heat Up” in German
To heat up in German can be expressed as erhitzen or aufheizen. Both words mean to cause something to become hotter.
How to Say “Popsicle” in German
The English word “popsicle” can be translated into German as Wassereis, Eis am Stiel or Stieleis.
How to Say “Thank You” in Swiss German
In Swiss German, ‘thank you’ is merci. To say ‘thank you very much’, Swiss speakers add vielmal, ‘many times’, and say merci vielmal.
How to Say “Little Brother” in German
The German phrase for “little brother” is kleiner Bruder. This phrase is used to refer to a male sibling who is younger than the speaker.
How to Say “Secondly” in German
The English phrase “secondly” is translated into German as zweitens.
How to Say “Aubrey” in German
Aubrey is the German form of the given name Aubrey. Aubrey is a given name used for a person.