How to Say “Baby Boy” in German

baby boy
/ˈbeːbi bɔɪ̯/word by word
The English phrase "baby boy" is translated into German as baby boy.
baby boy refers to a very young male human being.
Meaning: very young male human being (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

/ˈbeːbi bɔɪ̯/

Did you know?

  • In German, the word Baby is typically neuter das Baby, regardless of the child's gender, until the specific gender is clarified by a word like Junge for 'boy'.
  • The word Baby in German can also be used as a term of endearment for a romantic partner, similar to the English 'baby', but it is considered much more informal and modern.
  • If a baby boy is particularly small or cute, a German might use the word Winzigling, which is a playful way to say 'tiny thing'.

Examples in context

  • Der Säugling ist ein Junge
    The infant is a boy
  • Schau dir diesen Wonneproppen an!
    Look at this little bundle of joy!

Example conversation

Julia and Julian are visiting a friend's new child.

  1. Julia

    Schau dir diesen baby boy an!
    Look at this baby boy!
  2. Julian

    Er ist wirklich sehr niedlich.
    He is really very cute.
  3. Julia

    Hat der baby boy schon einen Namen?
    Does the baby boy already have a name?
  4. Julian

    Ja, er heißt Leo.
    Yes, his name is Leo.

Sources

  • IPA marked “word by word” joins the Wiktionary pronunciations of each word (Baby, Boy) and can differ in connected speech.
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