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Children's Clothing in German - kids' clothing

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Children's Clothing in German - kids' clothing
Children's Clothing in German - kids' clothing

Clothing has always been a means of self-expression, and even from a young age, we enjoy choosing our outfits. In today's lesson, we'll explore essential German vocabulary for discussing children's clothing.

Children Clothing in german

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Children's Clothing in German - kids' clothing

  • Latzhose Overalls
  • Fäustlinge Mittens
  • Mütze Beanie
  • Baby-Schürze Baby apron
  • Socken Socks
  • Windel Diaper
  • Unterhemd Singlet
  • Schuhe Shoes
  • Sicherheitsnadel Safety pin
  • Babyjacke Baby jacket
  • Babystiefel Booties
  • Baby-Mantel Baby coat
  • Babykleid Baby dress
  • Lätzchen Bib
  • Haube Bonnet
  • Babydecke Baby blanket
  • Töpfchentrainingshose Potty training pants
  • Babyschleife Suspenders baby
  • Schneeanzug Snowsuit
  • Schlafsack Sleeping bag
  • Strampelanzug Jumpsuit

Children clothes names in German

  • das T-Shirt T-shirt
  • das Langarmshirt Long-sleeve shirt
  • der Pullover Sweater
  • die Kapuzenjacke Hoodie
  • die Jacke Jacket
  • der Mantel Coat
  • der Regenmantel Raincoat
  • die Hose Pants
  • die Jeans Jeans
  • das Kleid Dress
  • die Bluse Blouse
  • das Hemd Shirt
  • das Poloshirt Polo shirt
  • der Anzug Suit
  • das Sakko Blazer
  • die Weste Vest
  • die Latzhose Overall
  • das Sweatshirt Sweatshirt
  • der Schlafsack Sleeping bag
  • der Bademantel Bathrobe
  • die Badehose Swim trunks
  • der Bikini Bikini
  • der Badeanzug Swimsuit
  • die Flip-Flops Flip-flops
  • der Regenschirm Umbrella
  • die Brille Glasses
  • die Sonnenbrille Sunglasses
  • der Sonnenhut Sun hat
  • der Rucksack Backpack
  • die Handschuhe Mittens
  • der Schneeanzug Snowsuit
  • die Skihose Ski pants
  • der Skianzug Ski suit
  • der Skianorak Ski anorak
  • die Gummistiefel Rubber boots
  • die Hausschuhe Slippers
  • das Stirnband Headband
  • der Pyjama Pyjamas / Pajamas
  • das Nachthemd Nightgown
  • die Unterwäsche Underwear
  • der BH (Büstenhalter) Bra
  • die Unterhose Underpants
  • die Boxershorts Boxers
  • die Socke Sock
  • die Strumpfhose Tights
  • das Unterhemd Undershirt
  • der Strampler Onesie
  • die Mütze Hat / Cap
  • der Schal Scarf
  • der Handschuh Glove
  • die Shorts Shorts
  • das T-Shirt T-shirt
  • die Hose Pants / Trousers
  • der Rock Skirt
  • die Leggings Leggings
  • das Kleidchen Dress (diminutive)
  • das Top Top
  • das Sweatshirt Sweatshirt
  • der Pullover Sweater / Pullover
  • die Jacke Jacket
  • der Mantel Coat
  • die Stiefel Boots
  • die Sandale Sandal
  • der Turnschuh Sneaker / Trainer
  • die Badeschuhe Water shoes
  • die Caprihose Capri pants
  • das Cap Cap / Baseball cap
  • der Trainingsanzug Tracksuit
  • die Shorts Shorts
  • der Rock Skirt
  • die Leggings Leggings
  • die Unterwäsche Underwear
  • die Socken Socks
  • die Strumpfhose Tights
  • das Unterhemd Undershirt
  • die Schuhe Shoes
  • die Turnschuhe Sneakers
  • die Stiefel Boots
  • die Sandalen Sandals
  • der Hut Hat
  • die Mütze Cap
  • die Handschuhe Gloves
  • der Schal Scarf
  • der Schlafanzug Pajamas
  • das Nachthemd Nightgown

Summer Clothing for Kids in German

When it comes to dressing kids for summer in Germany, the focus is on comfort, style, and staying cool in warm weather. Here's a guide to essential summer clothing vocabulary for kids in German:

T-Shirts and Tops

English German
T-shirt das T-Shirt
Tank top das Tanktop
Blouse die Bluse
Sleeveless shirt das ärmellose Shirt

During hot summer days, children often wear T-shirts (T-Shirts) or sleeveless shirts (ärmellose Shirts) to stay cool. Tank tops (Tanktops) are also popular for both boys and girls.

Shorts and Skirts

English German
Shorts die Shorts
Skirt der Rock
Skort (skirt with shorts) der Skort
Swim trunks die Badehose

For bottoms, kids can opt for Shorts (Shorts) or Skirts (Röcke) to keep comfortable in the heat. Skorts (Skorts) combine the look of a skirt with the practicality of shorts. Swim trunks (Badehosen) are essential for trips to the pool or beach.

Dresses and Rompers

English German
Dress das Kleid
Romper der Strampler

Dresses (Kleider) are perfect for girls during summer, offering a cool and breezy option for various occasions. Rompers (Strampler) are convenient for babies and toddlers, providing both comfort and ease of movement.

Hats and Sun Protection

English German
Hat der Hut
Sun hat der Sonnenhut
Sunglasses die Sonnenbrille
Sunscreen die Sonnencreme

To protect against the sun, kids wear Hats (Hüte) or Sun hats (Sonnenhüte) and Sunglasses (Sonnenbrillen). Sunscreen (Sonnencreme) is essential to protect their skin from UV rays during outdoor activities.

Footwear

English German
Sandals die Sandalen
Flip-flops die Flip-Flops
Sneakers die Turnschuhe

Sandalen (Sandalen) are ideal for warm days, providing breathability and comfort. Flip-Flops (Flip-Flops) are convenient for quick trips, while Turnschuhe (Sneakers) offer support for more active play.

Swimwear and Accessories

English German
Swimsuit der Badeanzug
Swim shorts die Badeshorts
Beach towel das Strandtuch
Beach bag die Strandtasche

For trips to the pool or beach, kids wear Badeanzüge (Swimsuits) or Badeshorts (Swim shorts). A Strandtuch (Beach towel) and Strandtasche (Beach bag) are handy for carrying essentials.

Winter Clothing for Kids in German

When preparing kids for the winter season in Germany, it's essential to focus on warmth, comfort, and protection against the cold weather. Here's a comprehensive guide to winter clothing vocabulary for kids in German:

Outerwear

English German
Coat der Mantel
Jacket die Jacke
Snowsuit der Schneeanzug
Winter hat die Wintermütze
Scarf der Schal
Gloves die Handschuhe
Mittens die Fäustlinge
Ear muffs die Ohrenschützer

In winter, kids need to stay warm outdoors. A der Mantel (coat) or die Jacke (jacket) provides protection from the cold wind and snow. For playing in the snow, a der Schneeanzug (snowsuit) keeps them warm and dry. Accessories like die Wintermütze (winter hat), der Schal (scarf), die Handschuhe (gloves), die Fäustlinge (mittens), and die Ohrenschützer (ear muffs) ensure they stay cozy.

Layering

English German
Sweater der Pullover
Long-sleeve shirt das Langarmshirt
Turtleneck der Rollkragenpullover
Thermal underwear die Thermounterwäsche

Layering is key to keeping kids warm. They can wear der Pullover (sweater), das Langarmshirt (long-sleeve shirt), or der Rollkragenpullover (turtleneck) under their coat or jacket. Thermal underwear (Thermounterwäsche) provides an extra layer of warmth.

Footwear

English German
Boots die Stiefel
Snow boots die Schneestiefel
Socks die Socken

Keeping feet warm is important during winter. Kids wear die Stiefel (boots) or die Schneestiefel (snow boots) to keep their feet dry and insulated. Warm socks (Socken) provide additional comfort.

Indoor Clothing

English German
Pajamas der Schlafanzug
Slippers die Hausschuhe

Indoor comfort is essential too. Kids wear der Schlafanzug (pajamas) and die Hausschuhe (slippers) to stay cozy and warm at home during the cold winter months.

Accessories

English German
Winter socks die Wintersocken
Neck warmer der Halsschutz
Leggings die Leggings

Additional accessories such as die Wintersocken (winter socks), der Halsschutz (neck warmer), and die Leggings (leggings) can be worn to provide extra warmth and insulation, especially during outdoor activities.

Children Clothes in German with Pronunciation

English German Pronunciation (German)
T-shirt das T-Shirt [das tee-shirt]
Long-sleeve shirt das Langarmshirt [das lang-arm-shirt]
Sweater der Pullover [deɐ ˈpʊlˌoːvɐ]
Hoodie die Kapuzenjacke [diː kaˈpuːtsənˌjakə]
Jacket die Jacke [diː ˈjakə]
Coat der Mantel [deːɐ̯ ˈmantl̩]
Raincoat der Regenmantel [deːɐ̯ ˈʁeːɡn̩ˌmantl̩]
Pants die Hose [diː ˈhoːzə]
Jeans die Jeans [diː dʒiːnz]
Shorts die Shorts [diː ʃɔʁts]
Skirt der Rock [deːɐ̯ ʁɔk]
Leggings die Leggings [diː ˈlɛɡɪŋs]
Underwear die Unterwäsche [diː ˈʊntɐˌvɛʃə]
Socks die Socken [diː ˈsɔkən]
Tights die Strumpfhose [diː ˈʃtʁʊmpfˌhoːzə]
Undershirt das Unterhemd [das ˈʊntɐˌhɛmt]
Shoes die Schuhe [diː ˈʃuːə]
Sneakers die Turnschuhe [diː ˈtʊʁnˌʃuːə]
Boots die Stiefel [diː ˈʃtiːfəl]
Sandals die Sandalen [diː ˈzandaːlən]
Hat der Hut [deːɐ̯ huːt]
Cap die Mütze [diː ˈmʏtsə]
Gloves die Handschuhe [diː ˈhantʃuːə]
Scarf der Schal [deːɐ̯ ʃaːl]
Pajamas der Schlafanzug [deːɐ̯ ˈʃlaːfantsuːk]
Nightgown das Nachthemd [das ˈnaːχtˌhɛmt]

Newborn Supplies in Germa

Here is the list of essential newborn supplies in German with pronunciation:

German Pronunciation English
die Windel dee VIN-dell Diaper
der Body / der Strampler dare BOH-dee / dare SHTRAM-plur Onesie / Bodysuit
das Babypflegeprodukt dahs BAH-bee-PFLAY-geh-proh-DUKT Baby care product
die Babydecke dee BAH-bee-DEH-keh Baby blanket
der Schnuller dare SHNOO-ler Pacifier
die Babyflasche dee BAH-bee-FLAH-shuh Baby bottle
das Babybett dahs BAH-bee-bet Crib
der Wickeltisch dare VICK-el-tish Changing table
die Babykleidung dee BAH-bee-KLY-dung Baby clothes
die Babymütze dee BAH-bee-MOOT-suh Baby hat
das Babyshampoo dahs BAH-bee-SHAM-poo Baby shampoo
die Babywippe dee BAH-bee-VEEP-uh Baby bouncer
die Babyschaukel dee BAH-bee-SHOW-kel Baby swing
die Babytragetasche dee BAH-bee-TRAH-geh-tah-sheh Baby carrier
das Babyphone dahs BAH-bee-foh-nuh Baby monitor
das Stillkissen dahs SHTILL-kee-zuhn Nursing pillow
die Babybadewanne dee BAH-bee-BAH-deh-vahn-uh Baby bathtub
die Spieluhr dee SHEE-luhr Musical mobile
das Fieberthermometer dahs FEE-ber-tair-mo-MEH-tuh Thermometer
die Wickeltasche dee VICK-el-tah-sheh Diaper bag
die Krabbeldecke dee KRAH-bell-deck-uh Play mat
das Babyöl dahs BAH-bee-erl Baby oil
die Babycreme dee BAH-bee-kreh-muh Baby cream
das Kinderzimmer dahs KIN-der-tsimm-er Nursery
die Babynahrung dee BAH-bee-nah-roong Baby food / Formula
der Flaschenwärmer dare FLAHSH-en-VAIR-muh Bottle warmer
die Babyschlafsack dee BAH-bee-SHLAF-zahk Baby sleeping bag
der Kinderwagen dare KIN-der-vah-gen Stroller
das Schnuffeltuch dahs SHNOO-fell-took Security blanket
der Sterilisator dare SHTAIR-uh-lee-zah-tohr Sterilizer

Traditional German clothing

When it comes to traditional German clothing for children, Dirndls and Lederhosen stand out for their timeless appeal and durability. These outfits not only embody cultural heritage but also offer practical value by being passed down through generations.

Dirndls for Girls

Dirndls are classic German dresses that can vary widely in style, from simple to elaborate. These outfits are perfect for festivals and other special occasions. Many Dirndls are designed as one-piece dresses, but some include separate blouses and aprons for a more layered look. The wide range of colors and patterns ensures there’s a Dirndl for every taste. The enduring nature of these dresses makes them ideal for passing down to sisters, cousins, or even future generations.

Lederhosen for Boys

Lederhosen, the traditional German leather shorts, are as durable as they are charming. Made from sturdy leather, these shorts can endure years of wear and tear, making them a great investment for growing boys. Just like Dirndls, Lederhosen can be handed down, as they hardly show signs of wear. Whether for festivals, family gatherings, or themed events, Lederhosen offer a fun and authentic look.

Additional German Clothing Styles for Kids

If you prefer a less traditional look, there are plenty of other German-inspired clothing options available for kids. These include:

  • Cute German-themed shirts and Onsies
  • Stylish hats to complete the outfit
  • Skirts and shorts that can be mixed and matched with various tops

These pieces not only add a fun cultural flair to everyday outfits but can also be used for themed parties and cultural events.


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