How to Say ‘Are available’ in German
Sind da
zint dah
[zint dah]
💬 Usage Tip: Very idiomatic: sind da = are here/in/available. Tiny phrase, huge everyday value.
🇩🇪 In Germany: You will hear this for lab results, letters, medications, and even people: Der Arzt ist da.
Phrase Breakdown
Sind
[zint]
are
Verb form used with plural subjects in statements or questions.
Sind die Unterlagen vollständig?
Are the documents complete?
da
[dah]
here / available
Means present, ready, or available now.
Die Datei ist da und kann geöffnet werden.
The file is here and can be opened.
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