How to Say “Marker” in German

Textmarker
The German word for marker (as an object used to mark location) is Textmarker.
Meaning: object used to mark location (noun)

Did you know?

  • In Germany, people often use the brand name Edding as a generic term for any permanent marker, regardless of the actual manufacturer.
  • While a Textmarker is for highlighting, a marker used for drawing or calligraphy is often called a Filzstift, which literally means 'felt pen'.
  • The German word Markierung can refer to both a highlighter mark on a page and a physical boundary marker in a forest or on a trail.

Examples in context

  • Könnten Sie mir bitte einen Marker leihen?
    Could you please lend me a marker?
  • Hast du einen Filzer, den ich ausleihen kann?
    Do you have a marker I can borrow?
  • Ich habe meinen Marker vergessen. Kannst du mir deinen leihen?
    I forgot my marker. Can you lend me yours?
  • Ich brauche einen gelben Textmarker.
    I need a yellow highlighter.
  • Wo liegt mein Textmarker?
    Where is my highlighter?
  • Der Textmarker ist fast leer.
    The highlighter is almost empty.

Example conversation

Lukas and Hannah are studying together in a library.

  1. Lukas

    Hannah, hast du einen Textmarker für mich?
    Hannah, do you have a highlighter for me?
  2. Hannah

    Ja, hier ist ein blauer Textmarker.
    Yes, here is a blue highlighter.
  3. Lukas

    Danke, der ist sehr hilfreich.
    Thanks, it is very helpful.
  4. Hannah

    Gerne, Lukas.
    You're welcome, Lukas.
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