Sonic
The German word for sonic is Sonic.
The term is used to refer to something of or relating to sound.
Meaning: of or relating to sound (adj)
Did you know?
- The word Schall refers specifically to the physical phenomenon of sound waves, whereas Klang describes the aesthetic quality or 'tone' of a sound.
- To describe a 'sonic boom', Germans use the word Überschallknall, which literally means 'over-sound-bang'.
- The term for the 'sound barrier' is Schallmauer, which translates literally to 'sound wall'.
Examples in context
- „Weißt du noch, wie Sonic im ersten Film aussah?“ – „Ja, furchtbar. Ich bin froh, dass das geändert wurde.“"Remember the first movie Sonic design?" "Yeah. That was horrific. I'm glad they changed it."This sentence shows how to use Sonic when discussing the appearance of the character in a film.Tatoeba #10025231 by Pfirsichbaeumchen, translation #10024481 by DJ_Saidez
- Hast du gestern das neue Sonic-Spiel gespielt, Sonny? Es ist super!Did you play the new Sonic game yesterday, Sonny? It's awesome!
- Ich bin ein großer Fan von Herrn Sonic. Seine Abenteuer sind so spannend!I'm a big fan of Mr. Sonic. His adventures are so thrilling!
Example conversation
Maximilian and Julia are discussing a new toothbrush.
- MaximilianHast du diese neue sonic Zahnbürste schon ausprobiert?Have you tried this new sonic toothbrush yet?
- JuliaNein, ist die sonic Technologie wirklich so effektiv?No, is the sonic technology really that effective?
- MaximilianJa, sie reinigt viel gründlicher als normale Bürsten.Yes, it cleans much more thoroughly than normal brushes.
- JuliaDann werde ich mir eine kaufen, Maximilian.Then I will buy one, Maximilian.
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
