How to Say “Andrea” in German

Andrea
Andrea is the German female given name for Andrea.
Andrea is a female given name used in German-speaking contexts.
Meaning: female given name (name)

Which one should you use?

Andi is an informal diminutive of Andrea.

Did you know?

  • Unlike in German, Andrea is often used as a male name in Italian. This can lead to confusion for German speakers encountering the name in Italy.
  • The name Andrea is derived from the Greek word aner, which means 'man'. In German, it is used specifically as a feminine name despite this masculine root.
  • When using the diminutive Andi in Germany, it can be used for both the female 'Andrea' and the male 'Andreas', making it a unisex nickname.

Examples in context

  • Ich sah Andrea von zuhause weggehen.
    I saw Andrea leaving home.
    This sentence shows how to use Andrea when describing someone leaving a location.
    Tatoeba #695471 by jakov, translation #411935 by Dorenda
  • Wann hast du dich mit Andrea verabredet?
    What time did you arrange to meet Andrea?
    This sentence shows how to use Andrea when discussing an arrangement to meet.
    Tatoeba #2784753 by Pfirsichbaeumchen, translation #11563118 by sundown
  • Pass auf, was du sagst, Andrea! Die Wände haben Ohren.
    Be careful what you say, Andrea, the walls have ears.
    This sentence shows how to use Andrea when addressing someone directly.
    Tatoeba #2016416 by Vortarulo, translation #1488828 by arnxy20
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Example conversation

Lukas and Julia are talking about a mutual friend at a cafe.

  1. Lukas

    Ist Andrea heute auch gekommen?
    Did Andrea also come today?
  2. Julia

    Nein, Andrea hat leider keine Zeit.
    No, Andrea unfortunately has no time.
  3. Lukas

    Das ist aber sehr schade.
    That is a great pity.
  4. Julia

    Vielleicht sehen wir sie morgen.
    Maybe we will see her tomorrow.

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