How to Say “Steve” in German

Steve
Steve is the German form of the masculine given name Steve.
Steve is used as a masculine given name.

Did you know?

  • The German name Stefan shares the same Greek root as the English 'stephane', meaning 'crown' or 'wreath'.
  • In Germany, the name Stefan is often associated with the feast day of Saint Stephen on December 26, known as Stephanstag.
  • The pronunciation of the 'v' in 'Steve' remains English, whereas a German speaker might be tempted to pronounce it like the 'v' in 'Vater', which sounds like an 'f'.

Examples in context

  • Steve kam nicht nachhause.
    Steve did not come home.
    This sentence shows Steve used as the subject of a sentence regarding coming home.
    Tatoeba #641807 by Manfredo, translation #51927 by CN
  • Steve sieht glücklich aus.
    Steve looks happy.
    This sentence shows Steve used as the subject of a sentence regarding looking happy.
    Tatoeba #8746720 by Yorwba, translation #10794820 by sundown
  • Steve sah sehr glücklich aus.
    Steve looked very happy.
    This sentence shows Steve used in a sentence describing a past state of looking happy.
    Tatoeba #816476 by Pfirsichbaeumchen, translation #51929 by CN
  • Guten Tag, Herr Müller! Darf ich Ihnen Stefan vorstellen?
    Good day, Mr. Müller! May I introduce you to Stefan?
  • Bitte nehmen Sie Platz, Stefan.
    Please have a seat, Stefan.
  • 6 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Laura and Felix are talking about a mutual friend at a cafe.

  1. Laura

    Hast du Steve schon getroffen?
    Have you met Steve yet?
  2. Felix

    Nein, ich habe Steve heute noch nicht gesehen.
    No, I haven't seen Steve today yet.
  3. Laura

    Vielleicht kommt er später zu uns.
    Maybe he will come to join us later.
  4. Felix

    Das wäre wirklich schön.
    That would be really nice.

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