German NOUN B2 Rank 12301

das Credo

credo

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Credo vs Motto

motto

A Motto usually sums up a guiding idea in a brief, memorable form. Credo refers more to a personal core belief or the principle behind someone’s actions. Motto fits a concise slogan; when the belief itself is the focus, Credo is more appropriate.

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Credo

Dass ein Mensch sein Leben lang lernen kann, ist Marias Credo.

The belief that a person can learn throughout life is Maria’s credo.

Motto

„Lernen hört nie auf“ ist Marias Motto.

“Learning never stops” is Maria’s motto.

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