Person
Meaning and Usage
"Person" in German translates to "person" in English. It is used to refer to an individual human being.
Linguistic Analysis
The word "Person" in German has its roots in the Latin word "persona," which originally referred to a theatrical mask. It doesn't have any specific prefixes or suffixes in German.
Comparisons between German and English
The word "Person" has a similar meaning and usage in both German and English.
Cultural Context
In German-speaking cultures, the term "Person" is used in a similar context as in English-speaking cultures to refer to individuals in various situations.
Example Sentences
- Diese Person ist sehr freundlich. (This person is very friendly.)
- In dem Buch geht es um eine interessante Person. (The book is about an interesting person.)
Memory Tips
To remember the word "Person," you can associate it with the English word "person" and the Latin origin "persona."
Additional Vocabulary
- Individuum (individual)
- Mensch (human being)
- Persönlichkeit (personality)
Gender and Plural (for nouns)
Gender: feminine Plural: Personen
Conjugation (for verbs)
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