How do you say happy valentines day in german

Q: Whats Valentines Day in German?

Valentines Day (in German Valentinstag) is celebrated in Germany since the 1950s.

Q: Do Germans celebrate Valentines Day?

WIESBADEN, Germany – Valentines Day is celebrated every year Feb. 14 in many parts of the world. Germany is no exception. On that day, people give their special ones cards with hearts, chocolates and flowers, and spend time together.

Q: Is Valentines Day a big deal in Germany?

The annual day of love on February 14th isnt as big in Germany as it is in countries like the US. But since the 1950s Valentines Day has grown increasingly popular across the country. A survey published last week showed that half of Germans will be giving their partner a present on Valentinstag.

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How do you say happy Valentine's Day in German?

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Answer and Explanation:
How do you say Happy Valentine's Day in other languages?
How do other countries celebrate Valentine's Day?
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Which countries don't celebrate Valentine's Day?
What's Valentine's Day in German?
Do Germans celebrate Valentines Day?
Is Valentine's Day a big deal in Germany?

In German-speaking countries, Valentine's Day is not as popular as it is in the United States. However, this celebration of love has gained some popularity, so it will be useful to learn some vocabulary associated to it. Notice that, in German, 'Valentine's Day' is written as a single word.

Answer and Explanation:

The most common way to wish someone a happy Valentine's Day is with the phrase Alles Liebe zum Valentinstag (pronounced: AHL-lehs LEE-buh tsum...

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Du bedeutest mir sehr viel.

You mean so much to me.

Möchtest du mein Valentin sein?

Will you be my Valentine?

Du bist mehr als nur ein Freund für mich.

I think of you as more than a friend.

Hundert Herzen wären zu wenige, um all meine Liebe zu dir zu tragen.

A hundred hearts would be too few to carry all my love for you.

Liebe ist nur Liebe. Es kann niemals erklärt werden.

Love is just love. It can never be explained.

Ich bin in dich verknallt.

I've got a crush on you.

Du machst mich zu einem besseren Menschen.

You make me want to be a better man.

Lasse deine Handlungen in der Liebe geschehen.

Let all that you do be done in love.

Du bist mein Sonnenschein, meine Liebe.

You are my sunshine, my love.

Worte können meine Liebe zu dir nicht beschreiben.

Words can't describe my love for you.

Wir waren füreinander bestimmt.

We were meant to be together.

Solltest du - während du diese Zeilen liest - über jemanden nachdenken, bist du auf jeden Fall verliebt.

If you were thinking about someone while reading this, you're definitely in love.

VALENTINES Day is celebrated across the world - but how we express say Happy Valentines Day is different from country to country.

Whether you want to frequent your undying love or make a gesture of goodwill - this is the guide for you.

Don't let a language barrier leave you romantically mute

How do you say Happy Valentine's Day in other languages?

This is how to greet people in 17 different languages when the annual celebration of love comes around.

Arabic - Eid hob sa’eed, habibi (to a male), Eid hob sa’eed,habibti (to a female)
Dutch - Fijne valentijnsdag
French - Bonne Saint Valentin
German - Happy Valentinstag
Hawaiian - Hau’oli La Aloha
Indonesian - Selamat Hari Kasih Sayang
Italian - Felice San Valentino
Japanese - Shiawasena Barentainde
Portuguese - Feliz Dia dos Namorados
Mandarin - Qingren jie kuaile
Spanish - Feliz dia de San Valentin
Swedish - Glad Alla hjartans dag
Thailand - Sook San Wan Valentine
Turkish - Sevgililer Günün Kutlu Olsun

How do other countries celebrate Valentine's Day?

In Denmark, celebrating Valentine's Day is a new tradition.

Rather than giving sweethearts roses, Danes swap pressed white flowers called snowdrops.

Men also give women a gaekkebrev, an anonymous letter that features a funny poem or rhyme.

If she can guess who it is from she will be given an Easter egg later in the year.

In the Philippines, it's common for mass weddings to take place on February 14.

Hundreds of couples gather in shopping malls and other public places to either say 'I do' for the first time, or renew their vows.

And in South Africa, women pin the names of the men they fancy on their shirtsleeves, which is an ancient Roman tradition known as Lupercalia.

Which countries don't celebrate Valentine's Day?

Despite its relative popularity, not everyone is so fond of this annual celebration.

In fact, some countries have gone so far as to ban Valentine’s Day and sanction anyone caught celebrating it.

They include:

Saudi Arabia
Pakistan
Indonesia
Malaysia
India (certain provinces)
Russia

What's Valentine's Day in German?

Valentine's Day (in German "Valentinstag") is celebrated in Germany since the 1950's.

Do Germans celebrate Valentines Day?

WIESBADEN, Germany – Valentine's Day is celebrated every year Feb. 14 in many parts of the world. Germany is no exception. On that day, people give their special ones cards with hearts, chocolates and flowers, and spend time together.

Is Valentine's Day a big deal in Germany?

The annual day of love on February 14th isn't as big in Germany as it is in countries like the US. But since the 1950s Valentine's Day has grown increasingly popular across the country. A survey published last week showed that half of Germans will be giving their partner a present on Valentinstag.