subtitles
The German word for subtitles is "Untertitel". It is used in the same context as in English, often referring to the written translation of dialogue in films or television shows. The word can also be used for captions, such as those that appear on news broadcasts or live events.
The subtitle of the movie was very poignant.
This sentence is using 'Untertitel' to refer to the subtitle of a movie. In this context, 'prägnant' means 'poignant', expressing a sense of emotion or significance.
I read the subtitles to understand the video.
In this example, 'Untertitel' is being used to refer to subtitles that are read during a video. 'Verstehen' in this context means 'to understand', referring to the comprehension of the video's content.
Can you please make the subtitle larger?
This sentence uses 'Untertitel' to refer to subtitles on a screen. 'Größer machen' means 'make larger', referring to increasing the size of the subtitles for easier viewing.