How to Say “Germany” in Vietnamese

Đức
[ʔɗɨk̚˧˦]
In Vietnamese, Germany is said as Đức.
Đức is the name of the country located in Central Europe. To refer to the German language, use tiếng Đức and to refer to a German person or the German people, use người Đức.
Meaning: country in Central Europe (name)

How does it change in a sentence?

In natural sentences, the word Đức is often preceded by the word nước (meaning country) to form the full name nước Đức.

Did you know?

  • In Vietnamese, Đức is a very common given name for people, meaning 'virtuous'.
  • The character used for Đức is the same one used to mean 'virtue' or 'morality' in many East Asian contexts.
  • The name Đức is actually a shortened version of a much longer phonetic transcription of 'Deutsch' used in Chinese and Vietnamese.

Examples in context

  • Tôi thích nước Đức.
    I like Germany.
    This sentence shows how to express a personal preference for Đức.
    Tatoeba #6207672 by letuananh, translation #6203722 by carlosalberto
  • Đức là một nước lớn.
    Germany is a big country.
    This sentence is useful for describing Đức as a large country.
    Tatoeba #9010694 by dotheduyet1999, translation #8134988 by AlanF_US
  • Cô ta đến từ nước Đức.
    She comes from Germany.
    This sentence demonstrates how to state that someone originates from Đức.
    Tatoeba #4785958 by tucm, translation #4784359 by garborg
  • Tôi muốn tìm hiểu văn hóa của Đức.
    I want to explore the culture of Germany.
  • Hôm nay tôi sẽ gặp một người bạn từ Đức.
    Today, I'm meeting a friend from Germany.
  • Họ chắc chắn muốn học tiếng Đức.
    They surely want to learn the German language.
  • 11 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Chi and Nam are talking about traveling in Europe.

  1. Chi

    Bạn muốn đi du lịch ở đâu?
    Where do you want to travel?
  2. Nam

    Tôi muốn đến Đức.
    I want to go to Germany.
  3. Chi

    Đức là một đất nước đẹp.
    Germany is a beautiful country.
  4. Nam

    Đúng vậy, tôi rất thích nước Đức.
    That's right, I really like Germany.

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