How to Say “Marion” in German

Marion
Marion is a German female given name.
Marion is used as a female given name. In informal settings, you may encounter the shortened version Mari or the nickname Manu.

Which one should you use?

Mari is a shortened version used in informal contexts, while Manu is a nickname used for the same name.

Did you know?

  • In German, the name Marion can occasionally be confused with the word Marionette, which refers to a puppet controlled by strings.
  • The nickname Manu is not exclusive to Marion and is frequently used for the masculine name Manuel as well.
  • Although common in Germany, the name Marion is actually a French import. It originated as a diminutive form of 'Marie' in France before spreading throughout Europe.

Examples in context

  • Mari, hast du den neuen Film gesehen, der gerade herausgekommen ist?
    Mari, did you see the new movie that just came out?
  • Marion kommt heute Abend zu uns.
    Marion is coming to our place tonight.
  • Ich habe gestern mit Marion telefoniert.
    I talked to Marion on the phone yesterday.

Example conversation

Felix and Sarah are discussing their friend's arrival.

  1. Felix

    Weißt du, ob Marion schon da ist?
    Do you know if Marion is already here?
  2. Sarah

    Nein, ich habe Marion noch nicht gesehen.
    No, I haven't seen Marion yet.
  3. Felix

    Vielleicht verspätet sie sich ein bisschen.
    Maybe she is running a little late.
  4. Sarah

    Das kann gut sein, Felix.
    That could well be the case, Felix.

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