Deutsche Meaning in English

word · lemma: deutsch

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Definition

In German, 'Deutsche' means 'German person' (male or female depending on context), or 'German' as an adjective. It refers to either a German individual, or describes something or someone from Germany.

Usage & Nuances

'Deutsche' is the feminine singular or plural noun for 'German(s)' in German; masculine is 'Deutscher'. Also means 'German' as an adjective. In English contexts, it's mostly seen in names, branding, or references to German things (e.g., 'Deutsche Bank'). Not used as an English word, but appears in international contexts.

• Spanish: alemán - alemana
• Portuguese (BR): alemão - alemã
• Portuguese (PT): alemão - alemã
• Chinese (Simplified): 德国人 - 德国的
• Chinese (Traditional): 德國人 - 德國的
• Hindi: जर्मन
• Arabic: ألماني - ألمانية
• Bengali: জার্মান - জার্মান ব্যক্তি
• Russian: немецкая - немка - немец
• Japanese: ドイツの - ドイツ人
• Vietnamese: Đức - người Đức
• Korean: 독일의 - 독일인
• Turkish: Alman - Alman kişi
• Urdu: جرمن - جرمن فرد
• Indonesian: Đức - người Đức

Example Sentences

The Deutsche language is called 'Deutsch' in Germany.

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Many companies, like Deutsche Bank, use this word in their name.

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The Deutsche team won the match.

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I listened to a Deutsche song on the radio today.

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The menu includes several Deutsche dishes you should try.

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Are you familiar with any Deutsche traditions?

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