How to Say “Germany” in Arabic

ألمانيا
Almānyā
Germany in Arabic is ألمانيا (Almānyā).
ألمانيا is the name of the country located in Central Europe.
Meaning: country in Central Europe (name)

Is it said differently in some regions?

In the Egyptian dialect, the pronunciation is أَلْمـانيَا.

How do you pronounce it?

Almānyā

Did you know?

  • The Arabic name ألمانيا is actually an indirect loanword from Spanish, which itself borrowed it from Latin.
  • The suffix ـيا in ألمانيا is a common Arabic adaptation of the Latin '-ia' used to denote a land or country.

Examples in context

  • لم بقي في ألمانيا؟
    Why did he remain in Germany?
    This sentence is useful for asking why someone remained in ألمانيا.
    Tatoeba #7970546 by OsoHombre, translation #7666330 by deniko
  • من تعرف في ألمانيا؟
    Who do you know in Germany?
    This sentence is useful for asking who someone knows in ألمانيا.
    Tatoeba #11230370 by Amghar, translation #1761439 by Amastan
  • هل ألمانيا بلد جيد؟
    Is Germany good?
    This sentence is useful for asking if ألمانيا is a good country.
    Tatoeba #11676839 by dididodo, translation #1761446 by Amastan
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Example conversation

Ziad and Nour are talking about their future travel plans.

  1. زياد Ziad

    أريد زيارة ألمانيا في الصيف القادم.
    Urīdu ziyārata Almānyā fī al-ṣayf al-qādim.
    I want to visit Germany next summer.
  2. نور Nour

    هذا رائع، هل تتحدث اللغة الألمانية؟
    Hādhā rāʾiʿ, hal tataḥaddathu al-lugha al-Almāniyya?
    That's great, do you speak the German language?
  3. زياد Ziad

    لا، لكنني سأتعلم بعض الكلمات قبل السفر إلى ألمانيا.
    Lā, lākinnanī sa-ataʿallamu baʿḍ al-kalimāt qabla al-safar ilā Almānyā.
    No, but I will learn some words before traveling to Germany.
  4. نور Nour

    فكرة جيدة، رحلة سعيدة يا زياد.
    Fikra jayyida, riḥla saʿīda yā Ziyād.
    Good idea, have a happy trip, Ziad.

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