How to Say “Amy” in German

Amy
Amy is a female given name in German.

Did you know?

  • If you say the name Amy aloud in a casual setting, a German person might think you are calling them an Ami, which is a slang term for an American.
  • German etiquette generally requires a surname after Frau, meaning Frau Amy would sound unnaturally literal to a native speaker.
  • A very affectionate German speaker might add the diminutive suffix -lein to create the playful nickname Amylein.

Examples in context

  • Wie sah Amy aus?
    How did Amy look?
    This example shows how to use Amy when asking about her appearance.
    Tatoeba #3031653 by pne, translation #65381 by CN
  • Amy möchte etwas Neues zum Anziehen.
    Amy wants something new to wear.
    This example shows how to use Amy regarding her desire for new clothes.
    Tatoeba #3153477 by Pfirsichbaeumchen, translation #65380 by CN
  • Amy braucht Ruhe.
    Amy needs rest.
    This example shows how to use Amy when stating her need for rest.
    Tatoeba #7696994 by wolfgangth, translation #3581049 by amoeba
  • Guten Tag, Frau Schmidt. Haben Sie Amy schon kennen gelernt?
    Hello, Mrs. Schmidt. Have you already met Amy?
  • Hey, Amy! Wie geht's? Lust auf einen Kaffee?
    Hey, Amy! How are you? Feel like grabbing a coffee?
  • 1 more sentence on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Hannah and Felix are talking about a mutual friend.

  1. Hannah

    Hat Amy heute Zeit?
    Does Amy have time today?
  2. Felix

    Ja, sie kommt später.
    Yes, she is coming later.
  3. Hannah

    Soll ich Amy anrufen?
    Should I call Amy?
  4. Felix

    Nein, ich mache das.
    No, I will do that.

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