How to Say ‘You're right, Thursday is correct.’ in German
Du hast recht, Donnerstag stimmt.
doo hahst rekht Doh-ner-stahg shtimt
[doo hahst rekht Doh-ner-stahg shtimt]
Phrase Breakdown
Du hast recht,
doo hahst rekht
You're right,
A fixed phrase for agreeing. The 'ch' in 'recht' is a soft hissing sound, as in 'ich'.
Du hast recht, das ist besser.
You're right, that's better.
Words in this phrase
Du
[doo]
you (singular/informal)
Used when speaking to one person informally.
Wie fühlst du dich heute Abend?
How do you feel this evening?
hast
[hahst]
have
The verb 'haben' in second person singular form.
Hast du Hunger?
Are you hungry?
recht
[rekht]
right
Correct or extensive agreement with a point.
Du gibst mir recht in der Diskussion.
You agree with me in the discussion.
Donnerstag stimmt.
Doh-ner-stahg shtimt
Thursday is correct.
'stimmt' means 'is correct'. The 'st' at the start of a word sounds like 'sht'.
Das Datum stimmt.
The date is correct.
Words in this phrase
Donnerstag
[Doh-ner-stahg]
Thursday
The fourth day of the week in Germany, before Friday.
Am Donnerstag spielen wir Fußball.
On Thursday, we play soccer.
stimmt
[shtimt]
is correct; is true
From stimmen, meaning to be correct, accurate, or true.
Die Rechnung stimmt nicht ganz.
The bill is not quite correct.
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