How to Say “My Struggle” in German
Mein Kampf is the German way to say “my struggle” in the context of the title of Adolf Hitler’s autobiographical manifesto.
Mein Kampf is the German way to say “my struggle” in the context of the title of Adolf Hitler’s autobiographical manifesto.
In German, the phrase for chalkboard is Tafel. A chalkboard is a slate board used for writing with chalk. The German word for the chalk itself is Kreide.
The German phrase for “last name” is Nachname. Nachname refers to the family name that a person shares with their parents and siblings.
The English word announcement is translated into German as Ankündigung.
The German phrase for “to be honest with you” is um ehrlich zu sein.
The English word bundle is translated into German as Bündel. Bündel refers to a group of objects held together by wrapping or tying.
The English phrase ‘send my love’ is translated into German as richte liebe Grüße aus.
In German, ‘node’ (referring to a computer attached to a network) is translated as Knoten.