How to Say “Natalie” in German

Natalie
/ˈnatali/feminine
Natalie is the German equivalent of the English female given name Natalie.
Natalie is a feminine given name.
Meaning: female given name (name)

Which one should you use?

The spelling Nathalie is a variation of the name Natalie used in German-speaking regions. Nati is a commonly used nickname for Natalie among friends and family.

How do you pronounce it?

/ˈnatali/

Did you know?

  • The name Natalie is derived from the Latin 'natalis', meaning 'birthday', and was traditionally given to girls born on Christmas Day.
  • While Nati is a common nickname, some Germans use the diminutive Natascha, which is the Russian form of the name.
  • The variation Nathalie with an 'h' is often perceived in Germany as a more traditional or slightly more French-inspired spelling.

Examples in context

  • Natalie ist ein großer Harry-Potter-Fan.
    Natalie is a big Harry Potter fan.
    This sentence shows the use of Natalie as a subject in a sentence.
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  • Hallo, Natalie! Wie geht es dir heute?
    Hello, Natalie! How are you today?
  • Nathalie, es war so schön, dich zu treffen!
    Nathalie, it was so nice to meet you!
  • Darf ich Ihnen Natalie vorstellen? Sie ist eine gute Freundin.
    May I introduce Natalie to you? She is a good friend.
  • Ist Natalie heute auch im Büro?
    Is Natalie also in the office today?
  • Ich habe gestern Natalie getroffen.
    I met Natalie yesterday.

Example conversation

Two colleagues are talking about a coworker in the office.

  1. Hannah

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

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

    Vielleicht ist sie heute im Homeoffice.
    Maybe she is working from home today.
  4. Maximilian

    Das kann sein, Hannah.
    That could be, Hannah.

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