Tokio Hotel
/ˈtoːki̯o hoˈtɛl/word by word
The phrase Tokio Hotel in German refers to tokio hotel (phrase).
Did you know?
- Despite their name, the members of Tokio Hotel are from the city of Magdeburg in Germany and have no direct connection to the city of Tokio.
- The name Tokio is a phonetic Germanization of the Japanese name for Tokyo, following older German spelling conventions for East Asian names.
- The band Tokio Hotel originally called themselves Tokio, but they changed their name because a different group already had the trademark for the city name.
Examples in context
- Ich höre gerne Tokio Hotel.I like listening to Tokio Hotel.
- Hast du schon die neuen Lieder von Tokio Hotel gehört?Have you heard the new songs by Tokio Hotel yet?
- Tokio Hotel ist eine berühmte Band.Tokio Hotel is a famous band.
Example conversation
Two friends are talking about music in a cafe.
- MaximilianMagst du eigentlich Tokio Hotel?Do you actually like Tokio Hotel?
- SarahJa, ich finde ihre Musik toll.Yes, I think their music is great.
- MaximilianIch finde Tokio Hotel auch super.I think Tokio Hotel is great too.
- SarahWir sollten sie mal live sehen.We should see them live sometime.
