How to Say “Pookie” in German

Schatzi
The English phrase "pookie" can be translated into German as Schatzi.
Schatzi is a cute nickname used for a romantic partner or someone loved dearly. Another informal way to refer to someone special is using the word Liebling, which is similar to saying "sweetie" or "darling".

What does it mean word for word?

Schatzi is a diminutive form of Schatz and means 'treasure' or 'darling'.

Did you know?

  • In some regions, people use the variation Schatzi-Putzi to make the term even more affectionate and playful.
  • German has a vast array of animal-based nicknames like Mäuschen for 'little mouse' or Hasi for 'bunny' that function identically to Schatzi.
  • While Schatzi is typically romantic, it is common for German parents to call their children Schatzi as well.

Examples in context

  • Guten Morgen, Schatzi!
    Good morning, pookie!
  • Ich liebe dich, Schatzi.
    I love you, pookie.

Example conversation

Lukas and Julia are sitting on the couch together.

  1. Lukas

    Wie geht es dir, Schatzi?
    How are you, pookie?
  2. Julia

    Mir geht es sehr gut, danke.
    I am doing very well, thanks.
  3. Lukas

    Du siehst heute so hübsch aus.
    You look so pretty today.
  4. Julia

    Das ist sehr lieb von dir.
    That is very sweet of you.
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