How to Say ‘How big is your family?’ in German
Wie groß ist deine Familie?
vee grohss ist DYE-nuh fah-MEE-lee-eh
[vee grohss ist DYE-nuh fah-MEE-lee-eh]
Phrase Breakdown
Wie groß ist
vee grohss ist
How big is
Asks about size. Say 'vee grohs ist'.
Wie groß ist die Stadt?
How big is the city?
Words in this phrase
Wie
[vee]
how
Question word used to ask about condition, manner, or state.
Wie fühlen Sie sich heute?
How are you feeling today?
groß
[grohss]
big; large
Adjective used when asking or stating the size of something.
Wie groß ist der Bereich ungefähr?
How large is the area approximately?
ist
[ist]
is
Third-person singular form of 'sein'.
Das ist ganz normal vor dem Eingriff.
That is completely normal before the procedure.
deine Familie?
DYE-nuh fah-MEE-lee-eh
your family? (informal)
'Deine' is the informal 'your' for feminine nouns.
Wo wohnt deine Familie?
Where does your family live?
Words in this phrase
deine
[DYE-nuh]
your
Possessive word used with feminine nouns in informal speech.
Deine Mutter hat im Juni Geburtstag.
Your mother has her birthday in June.
Familie
[fah-MEE-lee-eh]
family
A feminine noun meaning 'family.'
Die Familie feiert am Sonntag zusammen.
The family celebrates together on Sunday.
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