How to Say ‘The wound looks good.’ in German
Die Wunde sieht gut aus.
dee VOON-duh zeet goot ows
[dee VOON-duh zeet goot ows]
💬 Usage Tip: "Sieht ... aus" comes from "aussehen" = to look/appear. Literally: "The wound looks out good"—classic separable verb logic.
🇩🇪 In Germany: German clinicians often give concise feedback like this without much extra small talk. Short positive statements are common and reassuring.
Phrase Breakdown
Die
[dee]
the
Feminine article used with singular feminine nouns.
Die Wunde ist klein.
The wound is small.
Wunde
[VOON-duh]
wound
Refers to a surgical wound, cut, or injured area.
Die Wunde ist trocken.
The wound is dry.
sieht
[zeet]
looks
From 'aussehen'; describes appearance.
Die Narbe sieht gut aus.
The scar looks good.
gut
[goot]
good / well
Describes something positive, healthy, or satisfactory.
Heute geht es Ihnen gut.
You are doing well today.
aus
[ows]
out
Separable prefix completing 'aussehen' meaning 'to look/appear'.
Die Haut sieht besser aus.
The skin looks better.
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