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How to Say ‘How was the weather?’ in German

Wie war das Wetter?

vee vah dahs VET-er

[vee vah dahs VET-er]

Phrase Breakdown

Wie war

vee vah

How was

A simple question about the past.

Example

Wie war der Urlaub?

How was the vacation?

Words in this phrase

Wie

[vee]

how

Question word asking about manner or state.

Example

Wie geht es dir?

How are you?

war

[vah]

was

Past tense of 'is', used to describe something that happened or existed in the past.

Example

Er war ein großer Krieger.

He was a great warrior.

das Wetter?

dahs VET-er

the weather?

'Wetter' is neuter, so it takes 'das'. It sounds like 'VET-ter'.

Example

Das Wetter ist schön.

The weather is nice.

Words in this phrase

das

[dahs]

the

Definite article used with the noun 'Gespräch.'

Example

Das Gespräch hat mir neue Einblicke gegeben.

The conversation gave me new insights.

Wetter

[VET-er]

weather

Neuter noun (das Wetter); a common small-talk topic.

Example

Das Wetter ist heute schön.

The weather is nice today.

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