How to Say “Audi” in German

Audi
/aʊ̯di/
Audi is the German name for the automotive manufacturer Audi.
Audi is used as a noun to refer to the German car brand or specifically to a vehicle produced by that manufacturer.
Meaning: automotive manufacturer (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

As a noun, Audi is masculine and is used with the article der (der Audi). To form the plural, add an -s to create die Audis.

How do you pronounce it?

/aʊ̯di/

Did you know?

  • The founder August Horch was legally barred from using his own surname for his second company, which forced the translation of Horch into the Latin Audi.
  • The four interlocking rings in the logo represent the 1932 merger of four independent car manufacturers: Audi, DKW, Horch and Wanderer.
  • The name Audi is actually a clever way of saying 'Listen!' in Latin. It was chosen as a translation of the founder's surname, Horch, which means 'Listen!' in German.

Examples in context

  • Wer das französische Wort „étron“ kennt, wird die Namensgebung des Audi R8 „e-Tron“ etwas unglücklich finden.
    Those who know the French word "étron" will find the name of the Audi R8 "e-tron" a bit of an unfortunate choice.
    This sentence discusses the naming of the Audi R8 e-Tron.
    Tatoeba #1252838 by PeterR, translation #9938136 by lucasmg123
  • Das neue Modell von Audi ist sehr beliebt.
    The new model of Audi is very popular.
  • Ein Audi ist ein sehr teures Auto.
    An Audi is a very expensive car.
  • Mein Nachbar fährt einen neuen Audi.
    My neighbor drives a new Audi.

Example conversation

Maximilian and Sarah are discussing cars in a parking lot.

  1. Maximilian

    Ist das dein neuer Audi?
    Is that your new Audi?
  2. Sarah

    Ja, er gefällt mir sehr gut.
    Yes, I like it very much.
  3. Maximilian

    Das ist ein tolles Auto.
    That is a great car.
  4. Sarah

    Danke, er fährt sich sehr angenehm.
    Thanks, it drives very smoothly.

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