Leute

Meaning and Usage

"Leute" in German translates to "people" in English. It is used to refer to a group of individuals, often in a casual or general sense.

Linguistic Analysis

"Leute" is a plural noun with no specific prefix, root, or suffix. It originates from the Middle High German word "liute," which means "people" or "folks."

Comparisons between German and English

The German word "Leute" directly translates to "people" in English. Both words are used to refer to a group of individuals.

Cultural Context

"Leute" is a commonly used term in everyday German language and reflects the sense of community and social dynamics. It is frequently used in various social contexts and conversations.

Example Sentences

• Die Leute in dieser Stadt sind sehr freundlich. (The people in this city are very friendly.)
• Viele Leute kamen zu der Veranstaltung. (Many people came to the event.)

Memory Tips

Associate "Leute" with the word "people" and try to think of scenarios where you would talk about or address a group of individuals.

Additional Vocabulary

• Menschen (people)
• Bürger (citizens)
• Individuen (individuals)

Gender and Plural (for nouns)

"Leute" is a plural noun and doesn't have a specific gender. The singular form is "der Mensch" (the person).

Conjugation (for verbs)

As "Leute" is a noun, it does not have a conjugation.