spanish
dieNounSpanisch
Word details
- German meaning
- Eine Sprache, die eine Person nach ihrer Muttersprache und einer weiteren Fremdsprache lernt.
- English meaning
- A language that a person learns after their native language and another foreign language.
- Synonym
- Zusatzsprache
- German example
- Nach Englisch und Französisch lerne ich jetzt Spanisch als Drittsprache.
- English example
- After English and French, I am now learning Spanish as a third language.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- die
- Singular Form
- die Drittsprache
- Plural Form
- die Drittsprachen
Related words
- castellano
Spanish
- Spanisch
Spanish
- altspanisch
Old Spanish
- Ibererin
Iberian woman
- Tilde
Tilde
- Mantille
A mantilla is a traditional Spanish lace veil worn over the head and shoulders.
- spanisch
Spanish
- Familiensprache
A family language is the language primarily spoken within a family.
- Mexikanerin
Mexican woman
- Bolivianer
Bolivian
- Chilene
Chilean
- Belizer
Belizean
- Sangria
Sangria is a Spanish drink, typically made from red wine, fruits, sugar, and sometimes some brandy or liqueur.
- Schwinglaut
Trill
- Betonungszeichen
Accent mark
- Gibraltarer
Gibraltarian
- altspanisch
Old Spanish refers to the earliest form of the Spanish language, which developed from Vulgar Latin and was spoken until about the 15th century.
- aranesisch
Aranese
- gibraltarisch
Gibraltarian
- Spanier
Spaniard
- Anarchosyndikalismus
Anarcho-syndicalism is a political philosophy and tactic within the anarchist movement that focuses on organizing workers into syndicates (unions) to overthrow capitalism and establish a society without state and hierarchy.
- Sephardi
Sephardi refers to Jews who have their roots in Spain and Portugal or whose ancestors were expelled from there.
- Hacienda
A hacienda is a large estate, especially in Spanish-speaking countries.
- Schnellkurs
Crash course
- Panamaer
Panamanian
- Spanierin
A Spanish woman is a female person who comes from Spain or holds Spanish citizenship.
Example sentences with “spanish”
I am learning Spanish. (Ich lerne Spanisch.)
Frequently asked questions
Should I capitalize Spanisch?
Yes, languages are always capitalized in German.