How to Say "Argentina" in German

Argentinien

/aʁɡɛnˈtiːni̯ən/neuter

The English phrase Argentina is translated into German as Argentinien.

Argentinien is the name of the Argentine Republic.

Meaning: Argentine Republic (name)

How does it change in a sentence?

The adjective form of Argentinien is argentinisch.

/aʁɡɛnˈtiːni̯ən/

The German name Argentinien follows a pattern where many countries ending in 'a' in English are given an -ien suffix, such as Brasilien for Brazil and Italien for Italy.
If a German speaker refers to an 'Argentine' person, they use the word Argentinier for a man and Argentinierin for a woman, adding a suffix to the root of Argentinien.
In German, the suffix '-ien' in Argentinien is a common way to end the names of many other countries, such as 'Spanien' or 'Italien'.

Der neue Papst kommt aus Argentinien.
The new pope comes from Argentina.
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In Argentinien gibt es viele Brasilianer.
There are many Brazilians in Argentina.
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Argentinien ist ein großer Rohstoffexporteur.
Argentina is a major exporter of raw materials.
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In einem wirtschaftlichen Bericht habe ich über Argentinien gelesen.
I read about Argentina in an economic report.
Mein Freund plant eine Reise nach Argentinien.
My friend is planning a trip to Argentina.
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Two friends are talking about their upcoming vacation plans.

Maximilian

Willst du nach Argentinien fliegen?
Do you want to fly to Argentina?
Hannah

Ja, ich liebe Argentinien sehr.
Yes, I love Argentina very much.
Maximilian

Soll ich dir Reiseführer für Argentinien mitbringen?
Should I bring you guidebooks for Argentina?
Hannah

Das wäre wirklich lieb von dir, Maximilian.
That would be really kind of you, Maximilian.

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