Dame
lady
The word 'Dame' in German is used to refer to a woman, often one of high social standing or one who is particularly respectable. It is a formal term, and is often used in contexts such as formal introductions or polite conversation. It is important to note that 'Dame' is not typically used to refer to a woman in a casual or informal context.
Example sentences using: Dame
Die Dame in Rot sieht wunderschön aus.
The lady in red looks beautiful.
The sentence is a simple declarative statement referring to a woman dressed in red. In German 'Dame' corresponds to lady in English.
Guten Morgen, Dame.
Good morning, lady.
This is a standard greeting addressed to a woman ('Dame' in German) typically used during the earlier parts of the day. 'Guten Morgen' translates to 'Good morning' in English.
Die Dame bezahlt die Rechnung.
The lady is paying the bill.
This sentence describes an action performed by a woman, specifically paying the bill. Here, 'Dame' is the subject of the sentence, 'bezahlt' refers to the action being carried out.