Charles
The German given name for Charles is Charles.
Meaning: given name (name)
Did you know?
- The name Karl is the root of the German word Kerl, which can mean 'guy' or 'fellow' but is sometimes used as an insult.
- In historical contexts, the name Karl is associated with the 'Frankish' period and the empire of Charlemagne, who is known as Karl der Große in German.
- While Charles is a recognized name in Germany, the traditional German equivalent is Karl.
Examples in context
- Wo bist du, Charles?Where are you, Charles?This sentence is useful for asking someone's location.Tatoeba #4948085 by l4t3, translation #4939201 by niceguydave
- Sie nannte ihn Charles.She named him Charles.This sentence is useful for describing the act of naming someone.Tatoeba #1390682 by al_ex_an_der, translation #887311 by CN
- Charles muss ins Krankenhaus.Charles has to go to the hospital.This sentence is useful for expressing a necessity or obligation regarding health.Tatoeba #6464654 by wolfgangth, translation #3380654 by CN
- 19 more sentences on Tatoeba
Example conversation
Maximilian and Julia are introducing a new colleague.
- MaximilianDas ist Charles.This is Charles.
- JuliaHallo, Charles! Schön dich zu treffen.Hello, Charles! Nice to meet you.
- MaximilianCharles kommt aus England.Charles comes from England.
- JuliaWillkommen im Team, Charles.Welcome to the team, Charles.
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
