How to Say “Kitty Kitty Kitty” in German

miez miez miez
The English phrase "kitty kitty kitty" can be translated into German as miez miez miez.
The phrase is used specifically to call or attract the attention of a cat.

Did you know?

  • If you use the word miez as a nickname for a person, it can sound incredibly condescending or patronizing, much like calling someone 'kitten' in English.
  • The term miez is actually a shortened, affectionate version of the word Miezekatze, which is the standard German term for a 'kitty' or 'pussycat'.
  • The sound miez is an onomatopoeia that mimics the high-pitched 'mew' of a kitten rather than the adult cat's miau.

Examples in context

  • Miez miez miez, komm her!
    Kitty kitty kitty, come here!
  • Miez miez miez, wo bist du?
    Kitty kitty kitty, where are you?

Example conversation

Hannah is trying to get a stray cat to approach her in the garden.

  1. Julian

    Schau mal, da ist eine Katze!
    Look, there is a cat!
  2. Hannah

    Miez miez miez, komm doch zu mir.
    Kitty kitty kitty, come to me.
  3. Julian

    Sie scheint sehr vorsichtig zu sein.
    She seems to be very cautious.
  4. Hannah

    Jetzt kommt sie langsam auf mich zu.
    Now she is slowly coming towards me.
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