Sprecher
Speaker
The German word 'Sprecher' translates to 'Speaker' in English. It is used to refer to a person who speaks, particularly in a formal or public context. This could be a speaker at a conference, a spokesperson for a company, or even a narrator in a story. The term is gender-neutral and can refer to both male and female speakers.
Example sentences using: Sprecher
Der Sprecher gab seine Meinung bekannt.
The speaker voiced his opinion.
This sentence is used when referring to someone (in this case, the 'speaker') who expresses their viewpoint or stance on a particular subject or issue.
Der Sprecher des Hauses ruft zur Ordnung auf.
The Speaker of the House calls for order.
In this context, 'Der Sprecher des Hauses' refers to a specific role within governmental or legislative bodies, similar to the Speaker of the House in the UK or US parliaments, who is responsible for maintaining order during debates.
Er ist der Sprecher unserer Gruppe.
He is the speaker of our group.
This sentence implies that 'he' is the representative (or 'speaker') of a certain group of people who communicates the group's thoughts, ideas, or decisions.