How to Say “Michael” in German

Michael
/ˈmɪçaˌeːl/masculine
The English name Michael is translated into German as Michael.
Michael is a masculine given name. In informal settings, people often use the nickname Michi, which is a popular nickname for Michael in Germany or the variation Mike, which is an informal variation of the name Michael used among friends or close acquaintances.
Meaning: male given name (name)

How do you pronounce it?

/ˈmɪçaˌeːl/

Did you know?

  • The name Michael originates from a Hebrew rhetorical question, 'Who is like God?'
  • The name Michael is heavily linked to the feast of Michaelmas on September 29, which was historically used as a deadline for rent and debt payments in German territories.
  • In German tradition, the Archangel Michael is regarded as the patron saint of soldiers and police officers.

Examples in context

  • Michael gab das Dora.
    Michael gave it to Dora.
    Tatoeba #899796 by Esperantostern, translation #871366 by CN
  • Sein Name ist Michael.
    His name is Michael.
    Tatoeba #6462447 by wolfgangth, translation #3259539 by CN
  • Michael liest ein Buch.
    Michael is reading a book.
    Tatoeba #6462448 by wolfgangth, translation #1151790 by CN
  • Hey, Michi! Lust auf einen Kaffee?
    Hey, Michi! Want to grab a coffee?
  • Kommst du heute Abend mit ins Kino, Mike?
    Are you coming to the cinema tonight, Mike?
  • Ich habe eine Frage zu meiner Bestellung.
    I have a question about my order.
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Example conversation

Lukas and Julia are talking about a colleague at work.

  1. Lukas

    Ist Michael heute im Büro?
    Is Michael in the office today?
  2. Julia

    Nein, Michael hat heute frei.
    No, Michael is off today.
  3. Lukas

    Schade, ich wollte ihn fragen.
    That's a pity, I wanted to ask him.
  4. Julia

    Frag ihn doch morgen, Lukas.
    Just ask him tomorrow, Lukas.

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