Marc
Marc is the German form of the masculine given name Marc.
Did you know?
- The name Marc is part of a larger family of German names derived from 'Marcus', which is linked to the Roman god 'Mars'.
- In many parts of Germany, the name Marc is pronounced with a hard 'k' sound at the end, much like the English 'Mark', despite the French-inspired spelling.
- In some German dialects, names like Marc can be shortened to the affectionate nickname Marci by adding an 'i' sound.
Examples in context
- Marc ist einer der Architekten, die dieses Jahrzehnt geprägt haben.Marc is one of the architects who have shaped this decade.This sentence illustrates the use of Marc as a subject identifying a person's profession.Tatoeba #1547653 by Zaghawa, translation #8808809 by sundown
- „Besonders die alkoholfreien Marken sind derzeit sehr gefragt“, sagte Marc-Oliver Huhnholz vom Deutschen Brauer-Bund.“Especially the alcohol-free types are currently very much sought after,” said Marc-Oliver Huhnholz, from the German Brewer-Association.This sentence shows how Marc appears as part of a hyphenated name in a formal quote.Tatoeba #7047441 by Pfirsichbaeumchen, translation #7043650 by Hybrid
- Hey Marc, lass uns ins Kino gehen!Hey Marc, let's go to the cinema!
- Marc, könnten Sie mir bitte Ihre Präsentation zusenden?Marc, could you please send me your presentation?
- Märci, ich habe gehört du hast Geburtstag! Alles Gute!Märci, I heard it's your birthday! Happy birthday!
- Marc kommt heute Abend zu uns.Marc is coming to our place tonight.
Example conversation
Maximilian and Hannah are talking about a mutual friend.
- MaximilianKommt Marc auch zu der Party?Is Marc coming to the party too?
- HannahJa, Marc hat mir gestern geschrieben.Yes, Marc wrote to me yesterday.
- MaximilianDas ist super, ich freue mich.That is great, I am looking forward to it.
- HannahIch glaube, er bringt jemanden mit.I think he is bringing someone along.
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
