How to Say “Will You Be My Valentine?” in German

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willst du mein Valentin sein?
The English phrase "will you be my valentine?" is translated into German as willst du mein Valentin sein?
This phrase is a question used to ask someone to be a romantic partner or a date for Valentine's Day.

Which one should you use?

You may also encounter the formal Könnten Sie sich vorstellen, mein Valentin zu sein?, which translates to "Could you imagine being my valentine?"

Did you know?

  • In Luxembourgish, a regional variety of German, the name Valentin is often shortened to Välten and the holiday is called Vältesdag.
  • While Valentin is a name, the German language uses it as a masculine noun to refer to the person you are asking.

Example conversation

Hannah gives Julian a card on February 14th.

  1. Hannah

    Hallo Julian, willst du mein Valentin sein?
    Hello Julian, will you be my valentine?
  2. Julian

    Oh, das ist so süß! Ja, sehr gerne.
    Oh, that is so sweet! Yes, I would love to.
  3. Hannah

    Ich freue mich sehr darüber.
    I am very happy about that.
  4. Julian

    Ich mich auch, Hannah.
    Me too, Hannah.

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