What is 'alemán' called in English?

'alemán' in English is called "Deutsch". Deutsch refers to: Relativo a Alemania, a su gente o a su idioma.

How do you pronounce 'Deutsch' and 'alemán'?

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English: "She is learning Deutsch to communicate with her relatives." | Spanish: "Ella está aprendiendo alemán para comunicarse con sus parientes."

adjective · noun

English to Spanish Dictionary

adjectivealemán

nounalemán

Sinónimos:germano

alemán in English:deutsch

Plural: alemanes

Gender:Masculino

Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de deutsch en español es alemán. (Relativo a Alemania, a su gente o a su idioma.)

1
adjective
alemán
Pertaining to Germany, its people, or its language.
Relativo a Alemania, a su gente o a su idioma.
2
noun
alemán
The German language itself.
El idioma alemán en sí.

“She is learning Deutsch to communicate with her relatives.”

Ella está aprendiendo alemán para comunicarse con sus parientes.

“Many technical terms have Deutsch origins.”

Muchos términos técnicos tienen orígenes alemanes.

In Spanish:

germano

In English:

nounDeutschmark

Deutsch Markcollocation

The former currency of West Germany and unified Germany until the introduction of the euro.

Deutsch Bahncollocation

The national railway company of Germany.