How to Say “Danielle” in German

Danielle
Danielle is the German form of the name Danielle.
Meaning: Translations (name)

Did you know?

  • If a German person refers to 'the Danielle' (die Danielle), they are using the name as a specific identifier, which is a common way to distinguish someone in a group without using a surname.
  • If a German speaker sees Danielle written, they may assume the person is French unless told otherwise, as Daniela is the more 'native' feeling choice.
  • In some German regions, if a person is named Danielle, their name might be shortened to 'Dani', but unlike in English, this nickname is frequently used for both men and women in Germany.

Examples in context

  • Danielle Steel ist die meistverkaufte Autorin der Gegenwart.
    Danielle Steel is the bestselling author alive.
    This sentence is useful for identifying the subject of the sentence with Danielle.
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  • Ist Danielle heute im Büro?
    Is Danielle in the office today?
  • Ich habe Danielle gestern getroffen.
    I met Danielle yesterday.

Example conversation

Maximilian and Sarah are talking about a mutual friend at a cafe.

  1. Maximilian

    Weißt du, wo Danielle ist?
    Do you know where Danielle is?
  2. Sarah

    Sie arbeitet gerade in Berlin.
    She is working in Berlin right now.
  3. Maximilian

    Danielle hat mir das auch erzählt.
    Danielle told me that too.
  4. Sarah

    Sie ist dort sehr glücklich.
    She is very happy there.

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