How to Say ‘Nice that you're here.’ in German
Schön, dass du da bist.
shern dahs doo dah bist
[shern dahs doo dah bist]
💬 Usage Tip: dass pushes the verb to the very end: du bist becomes dass du da bist. Same with Schön, dass du kommst "Nice that you're coming".
Phrase Breakdown
Schön, dass
shern dahs
Nice that
'Schön, dass...' means 'It's nice that...'. 'dass' starts a clause that sends the verb to the end.
Schön, dass es klappt.
Nice that it works out.
Words in this phrase
Schön
[shern]
nice
Used to express that meeting someone is pleasant.
„Schön, Sie hier zu treffen“ klingt höflich und professionell.
“Nice to meet you here” sounds polite and professional.
dass
[dahs]
that
Used to introduce a clause expressing a statement or thought.
Ich hoffe, dass du kommst.
I hope that you come.
du da bist.
doo dah bist
you're here.
'da sein' means 'to be here or there'. Because of 'dass', the verb 'bist' goes to the end.
Ich freue mich, dass du da bist.
I'm glad you're here.
Words in this phrase
du
[doo]
the informal 'you' (du form)
As a noun, 'das Du' means the informal way of addressing someone.
Wir sind jetzt per Du.
We now use first names / informal 'you'.
da
[dah]
here (present, arrived)
With 'sein', 'da' means someone has arrived or is present.
Endlich ist der Besuch da!
Finally the guests are here!
bist
[bist]
are (you are)
Form of 'sein' (to be) used with 'du'.
Du bist mein Freund.
You are my friend.
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