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How to Say ‘Try our lager.’ in German

Probieren Sie unser Helles.

pro-BEE-ren zee OON-zer HEL-les

[pro-BEE-ren zee OON-zer HEL-les]

Phrase Breakdown

Probieren Sie

pro-BEE-ren zee

Try

This is the polite command form of 'probieren' (to try or taste). It is stressed on 'BIE'.

Example

Probieren Sie den Kuchen!

Try the cake!

Words in this phrase

Probieren

[pro-BEE-ren]

to try

To taste or test something.

Example

Möchtest du den Kuchen probieren?

Would you like to try the cake?

Sie

[zee]

you

The formal 'you' used in polite professional conversations.

Example

Ich freue mich, Sie hier auf der Jobmesse zu sehen.

I am pleased to see you here at the job fair.

unser Helles.

OON-zer HEL-les

our lager.

'Helles' is a light, pale German lager that is typical in Bavaria. 'unser' means 'our'.

Example

Unser Helles ist sehr beliebt.

Our lager is very popular.

Words in this phrase

unser

[OON-zer]

our

Possessive word for something belonging to 'us'.

Example

Unser Restaurant ist heute voll.

Our restaurant is full today.

Helles

[HEL-les]

lager (pale beer)

A light, pale lager typical of Bavaria; literally 'the light one'.

Example

Ich trinke gern ein kühles Helles.

I like drinking a cool lager.

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