How to Say “Dachau” in German

Dachau
Dachau is a German town in Germany.
The word refers to a town in Germany that is historically significant as the site of the first Nazi concentration camp.

Did you know?

  • Because the word Dachau is so heavily weighted with tragedy, Germans rarely use it in casual metaphors or puns, treating the word with a level of linguistic solemnity unusual for city names.
  • The name Dachau is believed by many historians to be derived from an Old High German term meaning 'the valley of the river' or 'the valley of the water'.
  • Despite the town's dark history, the word Dachau remains the name of a popular local brewery and several commercial businesses in the region.

Examples in context

  • Ich besuche die Gedenkstätte in Dachau.
    I am visiting the memorial site in Dachau.
  • Dachau liegt in der Nähe von München.
    Dachau is located near Munich.
  • Wir fahren morgen nach Dachau.
    We are driving to Dachau tomorrow.

Example conversation

Two friends are discussing their travel plans for a history trip.

  1. Laura

    Möchtest du nach Dachau reisen?
    Would you like to travel to Dachau?
  2. Felix

    Ja, das interessiert mich sehr.
    Yes, I am very interested in that.
  3. Laura

    Dann planen wir den Ausflug nach Dachau.
    Then we will plan the trip to Dachau.
  4. Felix

    Das klingt nach einem guten Plan.
    That sounds like a good plan.
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