How to Say “Scott” in German

Scott
Scott is the German equivalent of the English male given name Scott.
Scott is used as a masculine given name.

Did you know?

  • In German, the word Schott can also refer to a 'bulkhead' or a dividing wall in a ship or tank. This creates a distinct homonym that has nothing to do with the name Scott.
  • In German, names are almost always accompanied by a 'title' or 'honorific' in formal settings, so calling a stranger simply Scott might sound impolite compared to using 'Herr Scott'.
  • In historical German documents, if one were looking for the German equivalent of a 'Scot', they would look for the word 'Schotte' instead of the name Scott.

Examples in context

  • Hallo. Bist du Jackie Scott?
    Hello. Are you Jackie Scott?
    This sentence is useful for confirming someone's identity using Scott.
    Tatoeba #632463 by Zaghawa, translation #54606 by CN
  • He! Scott! Bezahl mir meine Rechnung!
    Hey! Scott! Pay my bill!
    This sentence shows how to address someone directly by the name Scott.
    Tatoeba #1202796 by Vortarulo, translation #264671 by Scott
  • Es steckt etwas gewaltig Komisches hinter dieser Sache, Scott!
    There's somethin' mighty queer behind this, Scott!
    This sentence demonstrates using the name Scott when addressing someone during a conversation.
    Tatoeba #1842150 by Aldain, translation #408713 by Scott
  • Es freut mich, Sie kennenzulernen, Frau Scott.
    Pleasure to meet you, Mrs. Scott.
  • 4 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Lukas and Julia are talking about a new colleague.

  1. Lukas

    Ist Scott der neue Kollege?
    Is Scott the new colleague?
  2. Julia

    Ja, er ist sehr freundlich.
    Yes, he is very friendly.
  3. Lukas

    Hat Scott heute schon gearbeitet?
    Has Scott already worked today?
  4. Julia

    Nein, er kommt erst morgen.
    No, he is only coming tomorrow.

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