No. 813 in French

allemand

"Allemand" means "German" in English.

In a sentence

Je parle allemand couramment.
I speak German fluently.
Here, 'allemand' refers to the German language.
Ce livre allemand est très intéressant.
This German book is very interesting.
In this case, 'allemand' is used as an adjective describing the noun 'livre' to mean that the book is German.
Il est un professeur allemand.
He is a German teacher.
Here, 'allemand' describes the nationality of the professor, indicating he is from Germany.

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