How to Say “Joshua” in German

Josua
masculine
Joshua is translated into German as Josua.
Josua is a masculine given name.
Meaning: male given name (name)

Did you know?

  • German speakers typically pronounce the 'j' in Josua as a 'y' sound, unlike the English 'j' sound.
  • While Josua is the biblical form, the name Joshua is also common in Germany today due to English influence.
  • Unlike English where 'Joshua' is often shortened to 'Josh', the German Josua is rarely shortened in a way that sounds natural to English speakers.

Examples in context

  • Joshua ist ein talentierter Musiker.
    Joshua is a talented musician.
  • Haben Sie Joshua schon kennengelernt?
    Have you met Joshua yet?
  • Joshua, es freut mich, dich wiederzusehen!
    Joshua, it's nice to see you again!
  • Mein Bruder heißt Josua.
    My brother's name is Josua.
  • Ist Josua heute auch dabei?
    Is Josua coming along today too?
  • Ich habe Josua gestern getroffen.
    I met Josua yesterday.

Example conversation

Maximilian and Laura are waiting for a friend at a cafe.

  1. Maximilian

    Wo bleibt eigentlich Josua?
    Where is Josua, by the way?
  2. Laura

    Er hat geschrieben, dass er Verspätung hat.
    He wrote that he is running late.
  3. Maximilian

    Oh, schau mal, da kommt Josua!
    Oh, look, here comes Josua!
  4. Laura

    Endlich ist er da.
    Finally he is here.

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