How to Say “Pow Wow” in German

Powwow
The English phrase "pow wow" is translated into German as Powwow.
Powwow refers to a social gathering or ceremony held by Native American people.

Did you know?

  • In German, the word Powwow is treated as an exoticism, often appearing in academic texts regarding ethnology rather than in everyday conversation.
  • While English speakers use 'pow wow' as a verb to mean 'to get together', German speakers almost never use powwowen to describe a meeting.
  • When writing about the event in German, you must capitalize Powwow because all nouns in German are capitalized, regardless of whether they are borrowed from English.

Examples in context

  • Wir besuchen morgen ein Powwow.
    We are visiting a powwow tomorrow.
  • Das Powwow findet im Sommer statt.
    The powwow takes place in the summer.
  • Sie tanzen bei dem Powwow.
    They are dancing at the powwow.

Example conversation

Maximilian and Laura are talking about their travel plans.

  1. Maximilian

    Möchtest du mit mir zum Powwow gehen?
    Would you like to go to the powwow with me?
  2. Laura

    Ja, das klingt sehr interessant.
    Yes, that sounds very interesting.
  3. Maximilian

    Ich habe Tickets für das Powwow gekauft.
    I bought tickets for the powwow.
  4. Laura

    Das ist toll, danke Maximilian!
    That is great, thanks Maximilian!
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