How to Say “Verified” in German

verifiziert
The English phrase verified is translated into German as verifiziert.

Did you know?

  • In the context of social media 'blue checks', Germans often use the English term 'verified' directly or refer to the blauer Haken, meaning 'blue hook'.
  • In German bureaucracy, if something is not just 'verified' but officially confirmed by an authority, you might use the term beglaubigt, which refers to a notarized or certified document.
  • The word verifiziert is a classic 'loanword' from Latin, following a pattern where German adopts many scientific and formal terms directly from Latin-based roots.

Examples in context

  • Der Verkaufsbericht wurde verifiziert und ist nun gültig.
    The sales report has been verified and is now valid.
  • Bitte senden Sie uns Ihre überprüften Unterlagen.
    Please send us your verified documents.
  • Ich habe gerade deinen Instagram-Account bestätigt.
    I just verified your Instagram account.
  • Hast du schon das neue Restaurant gecheckt?
    Have you checked out the new restaurant yet?
  • Das Dokument wurde von einem Notar beglaubigt.
    The document has been verified by a notary public.
  • Die E-Mail wurde bereits verifiziert.
    The email has already been verified.
  • Ist der neue Account schon verifiziert?
    Is the new account already verified?
  • Das Dokument ist nun offiziell verifiziert.
    The document is now officially verified.

Example conversation

Lukas and Sarah are talking about a new app.

  1. Lukas

    Hast du deine E-Mail schon verifiziert?
    Have you verified your email yet?
  2. Sarah

    Ja, ich habe den Link gerade geklickt.
    Yes, I just clicked the link.
  3. Lukas

    Dann ist dein Zugang nun verifiziert.
    Then your access is now verified.
  4. Sarah

    Super, jetzt kann ich die App nutzen.
    Great, now I can use the app.
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