English–German
“mark” in German
Pronunciation
IPA/maʁk/
Example
Früher zahlte man mit der Mark.
People used to pay in marks.
How to say “mark” in German
“Mark” in German is Mark.
A lasting impression on a surface or token that identifies, blemishes, guides aim, or carries value.
Example sentences with Mark
In den 1990er Jahren zahlte man noch in Mark.
In the 1990s, people still paid in marks.
Tips for using Mark
- Mark and Marke are different nouns: die Mark is the historical currency, while die Marke commonly means a brand, label, or stamp.
Other German words for “mark”
Ich markiere die wichtigen Stellen im Text.
I mark the important sections of the text.
Die Markierung an der Tür ist deutlich.
The mark on the door is clearly visible.
Die Lehrerin kennzeichnet die falschen Antworten.
The teacher marks the wrong answers.