Camden
Camden is the German way to say Camden.
Did you know?
- A German speaker might describe the shops in Camden as Kitsch, a word that entered the English language from German to describe gaudy or sentimental art.
- Because German loves compound nouns, a 'trip to Camden' might be conceptualized as a Camden-Ausflug, merging the name and the activity into one word.
- In German travel vocabulary, if you are looking for the 'Camden Town' station, you might find it listed simply as Camden Town without any German translation for the word 'Town'.
Examples in context
- Ist die nächste Haltestelle „Camden Town“?Is the next stop Camden Town?This sentence is useful for asking if the next stop is Camden Town.Tatoeba #9493674 by Pfirsichbaeumchen, translation #9480084 by sundown
- Sie sind mit der Londoner U-Bahn nach Camden Town gefahren.They took the tube to Camden Town.This sentence is useful for describing traveling to Camden Town via the London Underground.Tatoeba #12421242 by Waldelfe, translation #12287092 by sundown
- Wir treffen uns morgen in Camden.We are meeting in Camden tomorrow.
Example conversation
Julian and Julia are planning a trip to London.
- JulianMöchtest du nach Camden gehen?Would you like to go to Camden?
- JuliaJa, ich will die Märkte sehen.Yes, I want to see the markets.
- JulianDann fahren wir morgen nach Camden.Then we will go to Camden tomorrow.
- JuliaDas klingt nach einem tollen Plan!That sounds like a great plan!
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
