Neck, throat - Hals (The 1591st Most Common German Word)

In German, the word for Neck, throat is Hals. This word often comes up when talking about body & health, clothing. It can be used as noun. It is the 1591st most commonly used word in German, classified as a A2 word. You can find example sentences below to provide context, and you can also listen to how the word is pronounced. Our app offers over 60,000 example sentences, pronunciations, and various practice types for the 3000 most common German words. Download it now to discover them all.

Pronunciation

English: neck, throat

German: hals

Examples


The water came up to our necks.	Das Wasser stand uns bis zum Hals.
He has a long neck.	Er hat einen langen Hals.
Take your hands off my neck.	Bleib mir vom Hals
My throat hurts when I swallow.	Der Hals tut weh, wenn ich schlucke.
Stick your finger through your throat	Steck den Finger durch den Hals
Has your neck thickened during the previous year	Ist dein Hals im letzten Jahr dicker geworden
Tom wrung the chicken's neck.	Tom drehte dem Huhn den Hals um.
He kissed my neck.	Er küsste meinen Hals.

There's something on your neck.	Sie haben da etwas am Hals.
Put this scarf around your neck.	Leg den Schal um deinen Hals.
My neck still hurts.	Mein Hals tut immer noch weh.
The vampire kissed her neck passionately.	Der Vampir küsste ihr leidenschaftlich den Hals.
Tom has a long neck.	Tom hat einen langen Hals.
Tom kissed my neck.	Tom küsste meinen Hals.
His neck is broken.	Er hat sich den Hals gebrochen.
I have a frog in my throat.	Ich habe einen Frosch im Hals.
Tom craned his neck.	Tom machte einen langen Hals.
My colleague has a big neck.	Mein Kollege hat einen langen Hals.
Tom scratched his neck.	Tom kratzte sich am Hals.
He scratched his neck.	Er kratzte sich am Hals.
Tom has a frog in his throat.	Tom hat einen Frosch im Hals.