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English to German Translation

Free, instant English to German translator and converter. Type or paste any text and get accurate results in real-time - no signup needed.

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See translations instantly as you type, making communication quick and efficient.

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Translate between English and German with high accuracy and natural results.

Easy to Use

Simple interface designed for quick translations without any complications.

How to Use:

  1. 1. Type or paste your English text in the input box above
  2. 2. See the German translation appear instantly
  3. 3. Use the swap button to translate from German to English
  4. 4. Copy or share the translated text easily

Common English to German Phrases

Frequently used phrases for quick reference:

English German
Hello Hallo
Good morning Guten Morgen
How are you? Wie geht es Ihnen?
Thank you Danke
Please Bitte
Yes Ja
No Nein
Excuse me Entschuldigung
My name is ... Ich heiße ...
I don't understand Ich verstehe nicht
Do you speak English? Sprechen Sie Englisch?
How much does this cost? Wie viel kostet das?
Goodbye Auf Wiedersehen

Numbers in German

English German
1 - One eins
2 - Two zwei
3 - Three drei
4 - Four vier
5 - Five fünf
6 - Six sechs
7 - Seven sieben
8 - Eight acht
9 - Nine neun
10 - Ten zehn
100 - Hundred hundert
1000 - Thousand tausend

Study and Work in Germany

English German
I am a student from India Ich bin Student aus Indien
I am learning German Ich lerne Deutsch
Where is the university? Wo ist die Universität?
I have an appointment Ich habe einen Termin
I am looking for an apartment Ich suche eine Wohnung
I need a residence permit Ich brauche eine Aufenthaltserlaubnis
When does the course start? Wann beginnt der Kurs?
Can you help me, please? Können Sie mir bitte helfen?
I work as a software engineer Ich arbeite als Softwareentwickler
Please speak slowly Bitte sprechen Sie langsam

About English to German Translation

German is spoken by about 130 million people, mainly in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, and is written in the Latin alphabet with four extra letters: ä, ö, ü and ß. For Indian users, English to German translation matters most for higher studies and careers. Germany is one of the top study destinations for Indian students because public universities charge little or no tuition, and the country actively recruits Indian engineers, nurses and IT professionals. Many Kendriya Vidyalaya and CBSE schools also offer German as a third language. This tool helps you translate visa documents, university emails, Goethe exam practice sentences and everyday phrases, with pronunciation guides written for Indian learners.

English

  • Native name: English
  • Script: Latin
  • Speakers: 1.5 billion
  • Family: Indo-European, Germanic

German

  • Native name: Deutsch
  • Script: Latin
  • Speakers: 135 million
  • Family: Indo-European, Germanic

Frequently Asked Questions

Is English to German translation free?
Yes, it is completely free with no signup, no word limit and no hidden charges.
Can I type German letters like ä, ö, ü and ß?
Yes. If your keyboard does not have them, you can write ae, oe, ue and ss instead. German readers understand these standard replacements, and the translator outputs the correct special letters.
Will this help me prepare for the Goethe A1 or A2 exam?
It is useful for checking vocabulary and practice sentences, but exam preparation also needs grammar study, listening practice and a structured course. Use the translator alongside your textbook, not as a replacement.
Why does German have Sie and du for "you"?
Sie is the formal form used with teachers, officials, landlords and at work. Du is informal and used with friends and family. When in doubt, especially in emails to universities or employers, use Sie.
Can I use this to translate my visa or university documents?
You can use it to understand the content and draft emails. For official submissions such as degree certificates or blocked account papers, German authorities usually require a sworn (certified) translation.
Why are German words so long?
German joins nouns together into compound words. For example, Aufenthaltserlaubnis (residence permit) combines Aufenthalt (stay) and Erlaubnis (permission). Breaking long words into parts makes them easier to read.