How to Say “Nina” in German

Nina
[ˈniːna]
Nina is the German female given name for Nina.
Nina is a female given name used to identify a person.
Meaning: female given name (name)

Did you know?

  • While Nina is a name, the word nina in Spanish means 'girl', which often leads German speakers to associate the name with a youthful or childlike image.
  • Though widely used in Germany, the name Nina does not actually have a distinct German historical origin, unlike names like 'Hildegard' or 'Gertrud'.
  • In German, the name Nina can be a diminutive or a nickname for names like 'Antonina' or 'Petronilla', though it is widely used as a standalone name today.

Examples in context

  • Das ist Nina, deine Enkelin.
    This is Nina, your granddaughter.
    This sentence is useful for introducing someone named Nina.
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  • Sie heißt Nina?
    Her name is Nina?
    This sentence is useful for confirming someone's name is Nina.
    Tatoeba #1712596 by Pfirsichbaeumchen, translation #1635339 by Amastan
  • Entschuldigen Sie bitte, Frau Schneider.
    Excuse me, Mrs. Schneider.
  • Hallo Nina, wie geht es dir?
    Hello Nina, how are you?
  • Nina kommt heute zu Besuch.
    Nina is coming to visit today.

Example conversation

Lukas and Sarah are talking in their kitchen.

  1. Lukas

    Hast du Nina schon angerufen?
    Have you called Nina already?
  2. Sarah

    Nein, ich rufe Nina später an.
    No, I will call Nina later.
  3. Lukas

    Ist sie heute bei uns?
    Is she with us today?
  4. Sarah

    Ja, sie kommt am Nachmittag.
    Yes, she is coming in the afternoon.

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