Logo
September 23rd, 2011 by George

What are the chess pieces called in German?

Chess Around the World, Chess Blog, classes for kids, Kids Chess Blog, Learning Chess 1 Comment

Germany Chess Flag Kids Chess Classes

How are the chess pieces called in German?

Chess is a popular sport in the German Culture and is played in all cultures across the world. Knowing what the chess pieces are called in German could allow you to analyze a game in another language (German).

The King in Chess is called “König” in chess in German.
The Queen is called “Dame” in chess in German.
The Bishop is called “Läufer” in chess in German.
The Knight is called “Pferd” in chess in German.
The Rook is called “Turm” in chess in German.
The Pawn is called “Bauer” in chess in German.

Comments RSS Responses are currently closed, but you can trackback from your own site.

One Response to “What are the chess pieces called in German?”

  1. What are the chess pieces called in German? – CheckMatesUSA | Chess IQ says:
    September 23, 2011 at 4:13 pm

    [...] more: What are the chess pieces called in German? – CheckMatesUSA Filed Under: Chess, General Tagged With: across-the-world, all-cultures, chess, german, [...]

Checkmates USA | Creative Services by D1MA

 Social Media Icon