Enkel
grandson
The German word 'Enkel' is used to refer to a grandson. It can be used as a standalone noun or in a sentence, just like its English counterpart. For example, 'Mein Enkel ist sehr klug' translates to 'My grandson is very smart'.
Example sentences using: Enkel
Meine Enkel spielen im Garten.
My grandchildren are playing in the garden.
This sentence demonstrates the use of 'Enkel' to mean grandchildren. It is used with the possessive adjective 'Meine' to signify possession, while 'spielen im Garten' describes their action.
Er ist der Enkel des früheren Bürgermeisters.
He is the grandson of the former mayor.
In this sentence, 'Enkel' is used to show a family relationship, specifically the male grandchild. The phrase 'des früheren Bürgermeisters' signifies the grandfather, in this case the former mayor.
Die Enkel sind immer zum Geburtstag da.
The grandchildren are always there for the birthday.
Here, 'Enkel' without a possessive adjective refers to 'grandchildren' in general. 'Sind immer zum Geburtstag da' indicates a habitual action or tradition.