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How do i say delete my your name German?
delete my name = meinen Namen löschen delete your name = Deinen Namen löschen
What is 'change my name to' in german?
meinen Namen ändern, um
What does sie hat mich rumgekriegt mean in German?
It means "it has gotten me around".
What is the German word for name?
name - der Name (pl. die Namen). In the singular the word in declined as follows: * der Name * den Namen * des Namens * dem Namen
Matt 28.19 - is the German namen plural or singular in English translation it is singular but it appears in German it is plural please clarify the German grammar thanks?
"Namen" can be both singular and plural example for singular: Sag mir deinen Namen (= Tell me your name) Er nannte ihn bei seinem Namen (= he called him by his name) example for plural: Er hatte drei Namen darunter zwei Vornamen (= he had three names among them two first names) hope that clarifies it?
What does wie schrebt man deinen name mean?
Assuming the phrase is actually wie schreibt deinen namen-- It means "how do you spell your name?" in German.
What is name in German?
The name for an individual is "der Name" in german. The plural is "die Namen" (the names).The name for a thing/an object is "der Name", "die Bezeichnung" or "die Benennung".definite articles (the name):der Name, die Bezeichnung, die Benennung.indefinite articles (a name):ein Name, eine Bezeichnung, eine Benennung.plurals:die Namen, die Bezeichnungen, die Benennungen.
How do you spell name in German?
Namen or Heißen, although "Heißen' is found usually in the thought 'to be named after'
How do you say their names are in German?
Their names are = Sie heißen Their names are = Ihre Namen sind (less common)
What is the German word for joy?
gotten harnen lou'Heiterkeit
What is Nieuw-Namen's population?
The population of Nieuw-Namen is 1,057.
In German what does da crip mean?
well, it means there crip, but, that doesn't sound right. it is what my translator said, though. So, you might have gotten the words wrong.Da crip sounds like a German speaker trying to say the Jailhouse-English phrase "tha crib."
