How to Say “Vw” in German

VW
VW is the German abbreviation for Volkswagen, a German automobile manufacturer.
VW is used as an abbreviation for the company name Volkswagen.

Did you know?

  • Although it is written as two letters, VW is frequently pronounced by German speakers as the full three-syllable word Volkswagen.
  • In German, the letter V in VW is pronounced as an 'f' sound, while the W is pronounced as an English 'v' sound.
  • The term 'Volkswagen' is a compound noun, meaning 'people's car', which is a direct reflection of the social and political history of its creation in the 1930s.

Examples in context

  • Hast du schon den neuen VW gesehen? Er sieht fantastisch aus!
    Have you seen the new VW? It looks fantastic!
  • Ich fahre einen VW.
    I drive a VW.
  • Ist das ein neuer VW?
    Is that a new VW?
  • Bei VW gibt es viele Modelle.
    There are many models at VW.

Example conversation

Felix and Julia are looking at a car in a parking lot.

  1. Felix

    Schau mal, ein VW!
    Look, a VW!
  2. Julia

    Der sieht wirklich schick aus.
    It looks really chic.
  3. Felix

    Möchtest du auch einen VW?
    Do you want a VW too?
  4. Julia

    Vielleicht, wenn ich genug Geld habe.
    Maybe, if I have enough money.
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