What is 'alemán' called in English?

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

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

Listen to clear English audio pronunciation of 'German' and native Spanish audio speech for 'alemán' with bilingual sentence examples on DictBridge.

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

adjective · noun

English to Spanish Dictionary

adjectivealemán

nounalemán

alemán in English:german

Phonetic:a.le.mán

Plural: Germans

Gender:Masculino

Quick Answer • Resumen

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

1
adjective
alemán
Relating to Germany, its people, or its language.
Relativo a Alemania, su gente o su idioma.
2
noun
alemán
A native or inhabitant of Germany, or a person of German descent.
Nativo o habitante de Alemania, o una persona de ascendencia alemana.
3
noun
alemán
The West Germanic language spoken in Germany, Austria, and parts of Switzerland.
El idioma germánico occidental que se habla en Alemania, Austria y partes de Suiza.

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

Ella está aprendiendo alemán para comunicarse con sus parientes.

“The German car manufacturer is known for its engineering.”

El fabricante de automóviles alemán es conocido por su ingeniería.

“Many Germans enjoy hiking in the Alps.”

Muchos alemanes disfrutan del senderismo en los Alpes.

In Spanish:

germano

In English:

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