How to Say “Point” in German

Punkt
/pʊŋ(k)t/masculine
The English phrase 'point' is translated into German as Punkt.
Punkt refers to a unit of scoring in a game or competition. In certain contexts, the informal word Sache can be used to mean 'point'.
Meaning: unit of scoring in a game or competition (noun)

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural of Punkt is Punkte.

How do you pronounce it?

/pʊŋ(k)t/

Did you know?

  • The German word Punkt is a doublet of the word 'bunt', which means 'colorful'.
  • In written German, the punctuation mark known as the 'full stop' is called a Punkt, but the way it is used in decimals is the opposite of English, as Germans use a comma instead.
  • In German, you can use the word Punkt to indicate a specific moment in time, such as 'um Punkt zwölf' to mean 'at exactly twelve'.

Examples in context

  • Das ist der Punkt.
    That's the point.
    Tatoeba #497076 by Espi, translation #43117 by Eldad
  • Ein Punkt für Tom!
    One point for Tom!
    Tatoeba #3248674 by Pfirsichbaeumchen, translation #3248440 by Hybrid
  • Kommen wir zum Punkt!
    Let's get to the point!
    Tatoeba #13039051 by Vortarulo, translation #3970489 by ddnktr
  • In meinem Bericht habe ich drei Punkte aufgeführt.
    In my report, I have listed three points.
  • Die maximale Punktzahl, die erreicht werden kann, beträgt 100.
    The maximum score that can be achieved is 100.
  • Das ist genau der Punkt, den ich ansprechen wollte!
    That's exactly the point I wanted to address!
  • 115 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Hannah and Lukas are playing a board game.

  1. Hannah

    Wie viele Punkte hast du jetzt?
    How many points do you have now?
  2. Lukas

    Ich habe nur einen Punkt.
    I only have one point.
  3. Hannah

    Ich habe schon zehn Punkte!
    I already have ten points!
  4. Lukas

    Das ist noch nicht das Ende.
    That is not the end yet.

Sources

⭐Share⭐ to appreciate human effort 🙏
Isaiah Patrick
Isaiah PatrickHelp 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