Nolan
The phrase Nolan in German is the equivalent of the English nolan (phrase).
Did you know?
- In German, the act of naming someone Nolan involves the verb taufen, which specifically refers to the act of christening or baptism, rather than just the general English 'naming'.
- If a German speaker refers to Nolan in a professional context, they will likely follow it with a formal title like Herr to denote respect.
- The pronunciation of Nolan by a German speaker may feature a much shorter, crisper 'o' sound than the more rounded, elongated 'o' often heard in English.
Examples in context
- Guten Tag, Herr Nolan. Wie kann ich Ihnen behilflich sein?Good day, Mr. Nolan. How can I assist you?
- Ich heiße Nolan.My name is Nolan.
- Ist das Nolan?Is that Nolan?
- Nolan kommt aus Berlin.Nolan comes from Berlin.
Example conversation
Laura and Julian are at a party meeting new people.
- LauraWer ist der junge Mann dort?Who is that young man over there?
- JulianDas ist Nolan.That is Nolan.
- LauraKennen wir Nolan schon lange?Have we known Nolan for a long time?
- JulianNein, wir haben ihn gerade erst getroffen.No, we have only just met him.
