Was heißt »Teu­to­ne« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Ger­ma­ne:

Teutons

Kar­tof­fel:

potato

Kraut:

cabbage

greens

herb

Antonyme

Go­te:

Goth

Kim­ber:

Cimbrian

Nor­man­ne:

Norman

Tom­my:

Tommy

Van­da­le:

Vandal

Englische Beispielsätze

• It can't be phrased like that in German.

• Word order in German is freer than in English, but not as free as in Russian.

• He spoke with an American accent, but was German.

• "You speak such good German!" "Oh, no, not at all. I still have a lot to learn."

• Do you both speak German?

• He speaks German fluently.

• He speaks fluent German.

• She speaks German fluently.

• She speaks fluent German.

• Are German men more romantic than German women?

• I'd be interested to know how you'd say that in German.

• Nowadays in German supermarkets, the eggs you'll find are almost all barn and free-range.

• Tom grew up speaking five languages; his father spoke as many as seven. The language at home was mostly German, while among friends and acquaintances he spoke Ukrainian and Polish.

• The German army is aiming to develop deadly, autonomous weapons systems.

• The novel has been translated into German.

• The novel was translated into German.

• Is it said like that in German?

• Do people say it like that in German?

• Only 36 per cent of secondary schools in England were teaching German in 2021.

• Can you say it like that in German?

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Eu­ro­pä­er:

European

Ger­ma­ne:

Teutons

Mensch:

human

human being

individual

man

person