How to Say “Jellybean” in German

Geleebohne
The English phrase 'jellybean' is translated into German as Geleebohne.
The term refers to a small, bean-shaped sugar candy characterized by having a soft interior.

Did you know?

  • If you ask for 'Geleebohnen' in a traditional German confectionery, they might be confused because the concept is so strongly associated with American brands like Jelly Belly.
  • The word Gelee comes from the French word 'gelée', which is why it differs from the English word 'jelly' despite the similar sound.
  • Germany is famous for Gummibärchen, or gummy bears, which share the same gelatinous texture as Geleebohnen.

Example conversation

Laura and Felix are sharing a bag of candy.

  1. Laura

    Welche Geleebohne magst du am liebsten?
    Which jellybean do you like best?
  2. Felix

    Ich mag die grünen am meisten, Laura.
    I like the green ones most, Laura.
  3. Laura

    Hier ist eine grüne Geleebohne für dich.
    Here is a green jellybean for you.
  4. Felix

    Danke, das ist sehr nett von dir!
    Thanks, that is very kind of you!
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