How to Say “Kickboxing” in German

Kickboxen
neuter
The English phrase 'kickboxing' is translated into German as Kickboxen. Wiktionary also lists Kickboxing.
Meaning: sport (noun)

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“kickboxing” in German
German Note
Kickboxing neuter
Kickboxen neuter

The word refers to the combat sport of kickboxing.

Which one should you use?

Kickboxen is the standard German noun for the sport, formed as a gerund-style noun from the verb kickboxen. While Kickboxing also appears, Kickboxen is the more conventional German form.

How does it change in a sentence?

The noun Kickboxen is neuter and is used with the definite article das (e.g., das Kickboxen).

Did you know?

  • German uses 'Anglicisms' like Kickboxen frequently in sports, often adapting English verbs into the German grammar system by adding the -en suffix.
  • The term Kickboxen is used in Germany to describe a variety of styles, including 'Dutch style', which is particularly popular in Central Europe.
  • In German-speaking media, you will often see 'Kickboxen' used in compound nouns, such as 'Kickboxverein' for a 'kickboxing club'.

Examples in context

  • Das Kickboxen ist ein beliebter Kampfsport in Deutschland.
    Kickboxing is a popular martial art in Germany.
  • Lust auf Kickboxen am Wochenende?
    Do you feel like kickboxing this weekend?
  • Kickboxen ist ein intensiver Sport.
    Kickboxing is an intense sport.
  • Ich mache zweimal pro Woche Kickboxen.
    I do kickboxing twice a week.
  • Wie findest du Kickboxen?
    How do you like kickboxing?

Example conversation

Two friends are talking about their fitness routines.

  1. Maximilian

    Machst du eigentlich Sport?
    Do you actually do any sports?
  2. Sarah

    Ja, ich liebe Kickboxen.
    Yes, I love kickboxing.
  3. Maximilian

    Das klingt wirklich anstrengend.
    That sounds really exhausting.
  4. Sarah

    Es macht aber sehr viel Spaß.
    But it is a lot of fun.
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