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How to Say ‘Those are my two.’ in German

Das sind meine zwei.

dahs zint migh-neh tsvie

[dahs zint migh-neh tsvie]

💬 Usage Tip: A number can stand in for the people it counts, so meine zwei means "my two (kids)". Same with meine drei "my three".

Phrase Breakdown

Das sind

dahs zint

Those are

This introduces or points out people or things. 'Das' has a short 'a' as in 'father'.

Example

Das sind meine Freunde.

Those are my friends.

Words in this phrase

Das

[dahs]

that / this

A common neuter demonstrative or article meaning 'that' or 'this,' depending on context.

Example

Das ist ganz normal.

That is completely normal.

sind

[zint]

are

Form of 'sein' meaning 'are' with 'wir.'

Example

Wir sind heute für Sie da.

We are here for you today.

meine zwei.

migh-neh tsvie

my two.

'Zwei' starts with a 'ts' sound: 'tsvai'. 'Meine zwei' means 'my two children'.

Example

Ich habe nur meine zwei Koffer.

I only have my two suitcases.

Words in this phrase

meine

[migh-neh]

my

Belonging to or associated with the speaker.

Example

Ich mache meine Runden jeden Morgen.

I do my rounds every morning.

zwei

[tsvie]

two

The number two; often used for counting steps.

Example

Zwei ist nach eins.

Two comes after one.

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