How to Say “Ballet” in German

Ballett
/baˈlɛt/neuter
The English word ballet is Ballett in German.
Ballett refers to the form of dance.
Meaning: form of dance (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The noun is neuter, so it takes the definite article das.

How do you pronounce it?

/baˈlɛt/

Did you know?

  • In Germany, the term Tanztheater describes a modern evolution of Ballett that blends dance with dramatic acting and speech, most famously pioneered by Pina Bausch.
  • The word Ballett entered German via the Italian balletto, which is itself a diminutive form of the Italian word for 'dance'.
  • If you are looking for ballet shoes in a German shop, you might search for Schläppchen, a diminutive noun that sounds much more 'cute' or 'small' than the technical English term.

Examples in context

  • Maria ist Ballettänzerin, oder?
    Mary is a ballet dancer, isn't she?
    Tatoeba #13031556 by Waldelfe, translation #7377623 by CF
  • Ich möchte Ballettänzerin werden.
    I want to become a ballet dancer.
    Tatoeba #13031554 by Waldelfe, translation #8128238 by CK
  • Sie verdient ihr Brot als Balletttänzerin.
    She earns her living as a ballet dancer.
    Tatoeba #734472 by Dejo, translation #311999 by CK
  • Ich habe gestern eine Ballettaufführung besucht.
    Yesterday, I attended a ballet performance.
  • 16 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Maximilian and Julia are talking about her hobbies.

  1. Maximilian

    Machst du eigentlich gerne Ballett?
    Do you actually like doing ballet?
  2. Julia

    Ja, ich liebe Ballett sehr.
    Yes, I love ballet very much.
  3. Maximilian

    Das klingt nach einem tollen Hobby.
    That sounds like a great hobby.
  4. Julia

    Danke, es macht mir viel Spaß.
    Thanks, it gives me a lot of joy.

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