What is 'Mein Liebchen' in English?

Answer 1

My little darling. Or thereabouts. It should be "Mein kleines Liebchen", though.

Answer 2

German-English translation means sweetheart or dear.

Breaking the word down, "Liebe" is the German word for love, and "-chen" is a diminutive suffix used to denote smallness. Sometimes you see "-chen" on the ends of a child's name (or nickname) to show affection (i.e Hänschen). While sweetheart or dear is an accurate English equivalent, a more literal translation of Liebchen would be "little love".

Answer 3

Ah, "Mein Liebchen" is a term of endearment in German, similar to calling someone "my darling" or "my love" in English. It's a sweet way to express affection towards someone special. Just like a happy little tree in a painting, it adds a touch of warmth and love to your words.

Answer 4

"Mein Liebchen" translates to "my darling" or "my beloved" in English. It's a term of endearment used to express affection towards someone. So next time you want to sweet-talk someone, you can throw in a "Mein Liebchen" and watch them swoon.

Answer 5

My Darling is an English equivalent of 'Mein Liebchen.' The phrase in German is pronounced 'mine leep-kehn.' The neuter possessive 'mein' means 'my.' The neuter gender noun 'liebchen' means 'darling.'

Answer 6

"Liebchen" (more proper for woman - although it is a neutral noun [example: "Sie ist ein schönes Liebchen für mich" = She is a lovely/beautiful pretty darling to me) = pretty darling.

Answer 7

(ich) liebe = I love

(die) Liebe = (the) love

Answer 8

Mein liebchen und ich translates into "My love and I"

Answer 9

Lieb is a derivative of the verb lieben "to love". "My beloved", or "my loved one" is a good translation.

Answer 10

It means "to love"