How do you say little mouse in German?

How to say mickey mouse in german

Little mouse in Spanish is ratoncito.

English: "little sparrow" is German: "kleiner Spatz".

"Say hello to my little friend" is "Hallo zu sagen, mein kleiner freund" in German.

(little) Hund

Podthiki. ... ποντικάκι (podikaki).

'iole li'ili'i (rat little)

little mouse is petit souris. note. little mouse is often used as a term of endearment in english. A frenchman would more likely say Mon petit choux (my little cabbage) Ma petite puce (my little flea) - this one is to children !

mouse = Maus

schwesterchen

Klein (e)

my little princess = meine kleine Prinzessin

My Little girl = Mein kleines Mädchen

"MOY-zl" or "MOY-zeh-leh"

kleiner Bruder

das Kartoffelchen

kleiner Hase is the translation in German. It is translated from English to German. German is mostly spoken in the European countries.

kleine Puppe is the translation in German. It is translated from English to German. German is mostly spoken in the European countries.

kleine Schweinchen is the translation in German. It is translated from English to German. German is mostly spoken in the European countries.

No, the name Ginezumi is not German. Specifically, the name is Japanese. It literally means "little silver gray mouse." It will be pronounced "ghee-NEH-zoo-me."

You say "Wunschstern" or, for babies or little kids, "Wunschsternchen."

Ein Wenig Auto

Mein kleiner Fuchs

der kleine Engel.

ein kleines Mädchen

dieses kleine Schweinchen

mouse = die Maus. Maus

You say Ca-ha with that little French rolling of your throat.

To use squeak as an adjective, you would say squeaky. He was a squeaky little mouse.

my little kitten = mein kleines Kätzchen my little pussycat = mein kleines Miezekätzchen

There are a few ways to say "little rock" in German. "kleiner Stein", "kleines Gestein", "kleiner Felsen" or "kleiner Gesteinsbrocken". Each has a slightly different meaning, just as the word "rock" does.

Kleiner schwarzer Bär

Kleines, schwarzes Pferd.

"Kleiner Schatz" is the phrase you are looking for.

wenig + whatever adjective ending is needed

Little black boy translates as kleiner schwarzer Junge.

Sweet little bear would be süßer kleiner Bär.

Depending on context, little Germany can be translated as: Kleindeutschland kleines Deutschland

Mickey Mouse :-) Mickey Mouse :-)

"Mickey Mouse" in English is Mĭlăoshŭ (米老鼠) in Chinese and Topolino in Italian. In Italy the character known as Mickey Mouse is styled Topolino- capitalized. Literally this means Little Mouse, do not confuse with Topo Gigio- little Luigi ( Louis) Mouse, the Ed Sullivan puppet character. I have no idea of the Chinese equivalent. in German a simple adaptation to Teutonic usage- and we have Micky-Maus.

to say attack them in German you jest say Angriff and motion in the direction of the enemy ========================================================== Or if your German's a little better than rudimentary you could say: Greift sie an! (plural) Greife sie an! (singular)

fur but the u has 2 little dots over it

das kleine Rosa Café

Ich spreche ein Bißchen Deutsch Ich spreche ein wenig Deutsch

"Ich habe Kraft" or "Ich habe Staerke." This might sound a little odd to the average German, they would probably say "Ich bin stark."

In German or "auf Deutsch" you would say - "Helfen Sie mir Bitte, ich haben meinen kleinen Hund verloren" …. which means "please help me, I have lost my little dog"

Guten Tag kleines Madchen

i would say a little more than a rabbit

mein kleiner Schatz mein kleiner Liebling