How to Say “Kurt” in German

Kurt
Kurt is a German male given name.

Did you know?

  • The name Kurt is actually a diminutive of the much older name Konrad, which stems from the Old High German words for 'bold' and 'counsel'.
  • In German culture, names like Kurt are categorized as Opa-Namen, which literally means 'grandpa names'. This indicates a name that was popular decades ago but is now considered too dated for newborns.
  • In modern German slang, the word kurz (meaning 'short') sounds very similar to Kurt and is sometimes used in puns regarding people with that name.

Examples in context

  • Gestern läutete der Wecker nicht, und Kurt wachte nicht auf.
    Yesterday the alarm clock didn't go off and Kurt didn't wake up.
    This sentence shows how to use the name Kurt in a simple narrative context.
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  • Hallo Kurt, könntest du mir bitte helfen?
    Hello Kurt, could you please help me?
  • Kurt, treffen wir uns später im Café?
    Kurt, shall we meet later at the café?
  • Kurt kommt heute zu Besuch.
    Kurt is coming to visit today.
  • Hast du Kurt schon gesehen?
    Have you seen Kurt already?

Example conversation

Maximilian and Sarah are talking about a friend in a cafe.

  1. Maximilian

    Ist Kurt schon hier?
    Is Kurt here already?
  2. Sarah

    Nein, er kommt erst später.
    No, he is coming later.
  3. Maximilian

    Vielleicht bringt er Pizza mit.
    Maybe he will bring pizza.
  4. Sarah

    Das wäre sehr gut.
    That would be very good.

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