Translation of German word "Notiz" to English
dieNotiz
/nɔtɪts/
Meaning
NounFeminine noun meaning 'short written note / memo / jotting'.
How to use
The feminine noun Notiz ('note') declines regularly (plural Notizen). To make a note, use Notizen machen (plural) or sich etwas notieren (verb).
🇬🇧 English
note / memo / jotting
Example
Ich habe eine Notiz für dich.
I have a note for you.
Die Notiz über den Spielplan ist sehr wichtig.
The note about the schedule is very important.
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Common phrases
- Notizen machen— to take / make notes (plural)
- Notizbuch— notebook (related compound)
- kurze Notiz— short note
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The German word "die Notiz" is defined as: "Feminine noun meaning 'short written note / memo / jotting'."
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The German word "die Notiz" means "note / memo / jotting" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Ich habe eine Notiz für dich." (which translates as "I have a note for you.").
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