How to Say ‘Yes, to first grade.’ in German
Ja, in die erste Klasse.
yah in dee Air-stuh KLAH-seh
[yah in dee Air-stuh KLAH-seh]
💬 Usage Tip: in die signals moving into something, which is why it's in die here, not in der. Swap in: in die zweite Klasse "into second grade".
Phrase Breakdown
Ja, in
yah in
Yes, into
'Ja' sounds like 'yah'. Pause only briefly after it, then go straight on to 'in'.
Ja, in die Stadt.
Yes, into town.
Words in this phrase
Ja
[yah]
yes
A basic word used to agree, confirm, or answer positively.
Ja, das ist richtig.
Yes, that is correct.
in
[in]
into / to
A preposition indicating movement to a place.
In den OP-Bereich kommen Sie gleich.
You will go to the operating area shortly.
die erste Klasse.
dee Air-stuh KLAH-seh
the first grade.
'In die erste Klasse gehen' means 'to be in first grade'.
Mein Sohn kommt in die erste Klasse.
My son is starting first grade.
Words in this phrase
die
[dee]
the
Definite article used to specify something already known.
Die Katze ist süß.
The cat is cute.
erste
[Air-stuh]
First
Coming before all others in time or order.
Der erste Platz ist gewonnen.
The first place is won.
Klasse
[KLAH-seh]
class; grade
A school year or group of pupils; feminine noun.
Mein Sohn ist in der dritten Klasse.
My son is in third grade.
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