Notizbuch
notebook
In German, a notebook is referred to as a 'Notizbuch'. This term is used to describe a small book with blank pages that is used for writing notes, jotting down ideas, or keeping a diary. It is a common item used in both academic and professional settings.
Example sentences using: Notizbuch
Ich habe ein neues Notizbuch gekauft.
I bought a new notebook.
In this sentence, 'Ich habe ein neues Notizbuch gekauft.' directly translated to 'I bought a new notebook.', the speaker is communicating that they have made a purchase of a new notebook. It could be in any context such as for school, personal journaling, or work-related use.
Er schreibt gern in seinem Notizbuch.
He likes to write in his notebook.
In this sentence, 'Er schreibt gern in seinem Notizbuch.' directly translated to 'He likes to write in his notebook.', the speaker is making a general statement about someone, presumably a male, who enjoys writing in his notebook regularly. This could be for any number of reasons, such as keeping a personal journal, making notes for study purposes, writing drafts for articles or novels, etc. It speaks to the individual's preference for writing physically in a notebook instead of electronically.
Kannst du das bitte in deinem Notizbuch aufschreiben?
Can you please write that down in your notebook?
In this phrase, 'Kannst du das bitte in deinem Notizbuch aufschreiben?' translated directly to 'Can you please write that down in your notebook?', the speaker is requesting someone to make a note of something in their notebook. The sentence is both a polite request and a suggestion that they should keep note of whatever they are discussing for future reference.