How to Say ‘For winners’ in German
Für Sieger
fyoor zee-gur
[fyoor zee-gur]
💬 Usage Tip: für always stays für, but the article or pronoun after it may change; here there's no article, just plural Sieger. Compare für den Sieger vs. für Sieger.
Phrase Breakdown
Für
[fyoor]
for
Used to indicate the object or recipient of a perception, desire, or activity.
Dieses Geschenk ist für meinen Bruder.
This gift is for my brother.
Sieger
[zee-gur]
winners
People who are successful or victorious in a contest or conflict.
Die Medaillen sind nur für Sieger.
The medals are only for winners.
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