How to Say “Chloe” in German

Chloe
Chloe is the German form of the female given name Chloe.
Meaning: female given name (name)

Did you know?

  • If a German speaker reads the name 'Chloe' without the accent, they might misinterpret the 'ch' as the German 'ach-laut' sound.
  • Because the name ends in an 'e', German speakers might instinctively apply German declension rules, even though it is a foreign name.
  • In Germany, the name is often seen as a modern 'fashion name' because it lacks the traditional Germanic endings like '-hild' or '-gard' found in older local names.

Examples in context

  • Diese Komplimente entzückten Chloe, den armen Daphnis aber quälten sie.
    These compliments delighted Chloe, and tormented poor Daphnis.
    This sentence shows how Chloe can be the recipient of compliments.
    Tatoeba #7535866 by Pfirsichbaeumchen, translation #6212611 by Hybrid
  • Klage nicht über uns, Daphnis, denn uns interessiert Chloe mehr als dich!
    Do not complain of us, Daphnis, we take more interest in Chloe than you yourself do.
    This sentence illustrates expressing interest in Chloe.
    Tatoeba #11481141 by Pfirsichbaeumchen, translation #6212757 by Hybrid
  • Wie glücklich war ich doch als Sklave, denn da konnte ich meine Chloe sehen!
    How much happier I was as a slave, for then I could behold my Chloe!
    This sentence shows the use of Chloe in an affectionate context.
    Tatoeba #10075002 by Pfirsichbaeumchen, translation #6213460 by Hybrid
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Example conversation

Julian and Hannah are talking about a friend's birthday party.

  1. Julian

    Weißt du, ob Chloe auch kommt?
    Do you know if Chloe is coming too?
  2. Hannah

    Ja, Chloe hat mir gestern geschrieben.
    Yes, Chloe wrote to me yesterday.
  3. Julian

    Das ist toll, ich mag sie.
    That is great, I like her.
  4. Hannah

    Sie ist wirklich sehr nett.
    She is really very nice.

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