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Charme

German → American English

American English

charm

Anziehende, angenehme Ausstrahlung oder besondere Wirkung einer Person, eines Ortes oder einer Sache.

Sein natürlicher Charme überzeugte alle sofort.

Usually used as a masculine noun in German: der Charme. It often describes personal appeal or the pleasant atmosphere of a place.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “Charme” mean in English?
“Charme” means “charm” or “appeal” in English.
Is “Charme” a masculine noun in German?
Yes. The correct article is der Charme.
How do you use “Charme” in a sentence?
You can say: Er hat viel Charme. = He has a lot of charm.
What is the difference between “Charme” and “Charisma”?
“Charme” usually means personal appeal or attractiveness, while “Charisma” suggests a stronger, more magnetic presence.