How to Say ‘I think you're very nice.’ in German
Ich finde dich sehr sympathisch.
ikh FIN-deh dikh zair zoom-PAH-tish
[ikh FIN-deh dikh zair zoom-PAH-tish]
🇩🇪 In Germany: A warm but safe compliment about someone's personality rather than their looks. It lands as friendly interest without coming on too strong.
Phrase Breakdown
Ich finde dich
ikh FIN-deh dikh
I find you
Opinion pattern: finden + person + adjective.
Ich finde dich nett.
I think you're nice.
Words in this phrase
Ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
finde
[FIN-deh]
find; think
'finden' as an opinion: to consider.
Ich finde das gut.
I think that's good.
dich
[dikh]
you
The pronoun 'dich' in accusative form.
Ich habe ein Geschenk für dich.
I have a gift for you.
sehr sympathisch.
zair zoom-PAH-tish
very likeable.
'sympathisch' means likeable, not 'sympathetic'. Pronounced 'züm-PAH-tisch'.
Er ist sehr sympathisch.
He's very likeable.
Words in this phrase
sehr
[zair]
very
An adverb used to strengthen an adjective or description.
Die Atmosphäre ist Sehr respektvoll.
The atmosphere is very respectful.
sympathisch
[zoom-PAH-tish]
likeable, nice
Describes someone who seems pleasant and friendly; not the same as English 'sympathetic'.
Der neue Kollege ist sehr sympathisch.
The new colleague is very likeable.
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