How to Say “Noted” in German

notiert
The German word for noted is notiert.
The word notiert is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is well known because of one's reputation.
Meaning: well known because of one's reputation (adj)

Did you know?

  • If a German speaker says Ist notiert! during a casual argument, they might be signaling that they have 'made a mental note' of a grievance to bring up later, rather than simply agreeing with you.
  • If you want to say a person is 'noted' or 'distinguished', Germans often use the word namhaft, which literally implies they have a 'name' worth mentioning.
  • In German, the word notiz for 'note' comes from the Latin notitia, which originally referred to 'knowledge' or 'acquaintance' rather than a written piece of paper.

Examples in context

  • Ich habe Ihre Anfrage vermerkt
    I have noted your request
  • Ihre Beschwerde wurde zur Kenntnis genommen
    Your complaint has been duly noted
  • Ihre Vorschläge werden berücksichtigt
    Your suggestions will be taken into account
  • Ich komme um 7 Uhr. – Klar!
    I'm coming at 7 o'clock – Got it!
  • Wir treffen uns morgen um 17 Uhr. – Ist notiert!
    We're meeting tomorrow at 5 PM – Noted!

Example conversation

Hannah and Julian are discussing a guest speaker for a seminar.

  1. Hannah

    Wer wird den Vortrag halten?
    Who will give the lecture?
  2. Julian

    Ein notierter Professor aus Berlin kommt.
    A noted professor from Berlin is coming.
  3. Hannah

    Das klingt nach einer tollen Gelegenheit.
    That sounds like a great opportunity.
  4. Julian

    Ja, Julian wird ihn morgen abholen.
    Yes, Julian will pick him up tomorrow.
⭐Share⭐ to appreciate human effort 🙏
Melanie Donna
Melanie DonnaHelp make this guide better. Spot a mistake, know another way to say it, or have an example from real life? Share it below.
guest
0 Comments
Newest
Oldest Most Voted
Scroll to Top