How to Say “Spongebob” in German

SpongeBob
SpongeBob is the German name for the main character of a popular animated television series.

Did you know?

  • The German word Schwamm is used in the phrase Schwamm drüber, which means 'let's forget about it' or 'wipe the slate clean'.
  • German dubbing often adapts the puns in SpongeBob to use local cultural references that do not exist in the English original.
  • While the name is imported, German speakers use the masculine article der with SpongeBob because the word Schwamm is masculine.

Examples in context

  • Spongebob und Patrick sind Freunde.
    SpongeBob and Patrick are friends.
    This sentence shows the relationship between SpongeBob and Patrick.
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  • SpongeBob ist so lustig!
    SpongeBob is so funny!
  • Hast du heute die neue SpongeBob-Folge gesehen?
    Did you watch the new SpongeBob episode today?
  • Ich mag SpongeBob sehr.
    I like SpongeBob a lot.
  • Wo kann man SpongeBob sehen?
    Where can one watch SpongeBob?

Example conversation

Two friends are discussing what to watch on TV.

  1. Sarah

    Lukas, schaust du gerne SpongeBob?
    Lukas, do you like watching SpongeBob?
  2. Lukas

    Ja, der ist wirklich lustig.
    Yes, he is really funny.
  3. Sarah

    Soll ich die Folge anmachen?
    Should I turn on the episode?
  4. Lukas

    Ja, bitte, Sarah.
    Yes, please, Sarah.

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