Was heißt »Af­ri­ka­ner« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Im 19. Jahrhundert wurden viele Afrikaner als Sklaven in die USA verkauft.

In the nineteenth century, many Africans were sold as slaves in the United States.

Ein Kamel ist ein sanftes und freundliches, zahmes Tier, das in Afrika, vor allem in den Wüsten von Libyen, Numidien und den Barbareskenstaaten, häufig vorkommt und an dem Afrikaner ihren Reichtum abschätzen.

A camel is a gentle and pleasant tame beast whereof there are plenty in Africa especially in the Deserts of Libya, Numidia and Barbary by which Africans estimate their own wealth.

Gibt es in Deutschland viele Afrikaner?

Are there a lot of Africans in Germany?

Gibt es viele Afrikaner in Deutschland?

Are there many Africans in Germany?

Magst du Afrikaner?

Do you like Africans?

Weibliche Wortform

Af­ri­ka­ne­rin:

African

Englische Beispielsätze

• The African elephant is the largest land mammal on earth.

• What are the differences between African and Asian elephants?

• Tom and Mary went on an African safari.

• Dr. Mae Jemison became the first African-American woman to enter space.

• A full-grown African elephant weighs about four tons.

• Two hundred trained members of a South African fire brigade travelled more than 15,000 kilometres to help fight the huge forest fire in northern Alberta.

• Namibia is an African state.

• The study found that African-American students were disciplined more often and more harshly than other students.

• Barack Obama was the first African-American president of the United States.

• How many African animals are in this zoo?

• My African violet died because I overwatered it.

• I have an African-American neighbor.

• She's an African American.

• He's an African American.

• The Central African Republic is called "République Centrafricaine" in French.

• Corruption drains $148 billion annually from Africa, according to the African Union.

• Christiaan Barnard was a South African doctor.

• I can speak many African languages.

• I like the new South African flag.

• In many African countries south of the Sahara, poverty exists.

Untergeordnete Begriffe

Ägyp­ter:

Egyptian

Äthi­o­pi­er:

Ethiopian

Al­ge­ri­er:

Algerian

An­go­la­ner:

Angolan

Be­ni­ner:

Beninese

Bo­t­su­a­ner:

Botswanan

Bur­ki­ner:

Burkinan

Ga­bu­ner:

Gabonese

Gha­na­er:

Ghanaian

Gui­ne­er:

Guinean

Ivo­rer:

Ivorian

Ka­me­ru­ner:

Cameroonian

Ke­ni­a­ner:

Kenyan

Kon­go­le­se:

Congolese

Li­by­er:

Libyan

Ma­la­wi­er:

Malawian

Ma­rok­ka­ner:

Moroccan

Mo­sam­bi­ka­ner:

Mozambican

Na­mi­bi­er:

Namibian

Ni­ge­ri­a­ner:

Nigerian

Ni­g­rer:

Nigerien

Nord­af­ri­ka­ner:

North African

Ru­an­der:

Rwandan

Sam­bi­er:

Zambian

Se­ne­ga­le­se:

Senegalese

Su­da­ne­se:

Sudanese

Süd­af­ri­ka­ner:

South African

Swa­si:

Swazi

Tan­sa­ni­er:

Tanzanian

To­go­er:

Togolese

Tscha­der:

Chadian

Tu­ne­si­er:

Tunisian

Ugan­der:

Ugandan