How to Say ‘Your iron level is a bit too low.’ in German
Ihr Eisenwert ist etwas zu niedrig.
eer EYE-zen-vehrt ist ET-vas tsoo NEE-drikh
[eer EYE-zen-vehrt ist ET-vas tsoo NEE-drikh]
Phrase Breakdown
Ihr Eisenwert
eer EYE-zen-vehrt
your iron level
'Ihr' is the formal 'your'. 'Eisenwert' means iron value. 'Ei' sounds like English 'eye'.
Ihr Eisenwert ist normal.
Your iron level is normal.
Words in this phrase
Ihr
[eer]
your
Formal possessive pronoun used when addressing a patient politely.
Tut Ihr Bauch weh? Haben Sie auch Übelkeit?
Does your abdomen hurt? Do you also have nausea?
Eisenwert
[EYE-zen-vehrt]
iron level
Compound noun: the amount of iron measured in the blood.
Der Eisenwert ist jetzt besser.
The iron level is better now.
ist etwas zu niedrig.
ist ET-vas tsoo NEE-drikh
is a bit too low.
Say it in one breath. Stress 'NIED' in 'niedrig', with a long 'ee' sound.
Das ist etwas zu niedrig.
That is a bit too low.
Words in this phrase
ist
[ist]
is
Third-person singular form of 'sein'.
Das ist ganz normal vor dem Eingriff.
That is completely normal before the procedure.
etwas
[ET-vas]
a little / somewhat
Used to soften a statement, for example feelings or symptoms.
Ich bin etwas nervös vor der Narkose.
I am a little nervous before the anesthesia.
zu
[tsoo]
too
Used with 'spät' to mean 'too late'.
In Ich bin zu spät. verstärkt zu das Wort spät.
In I am too late., zu intensifies the word spät.
niedrig
[NEE-drikh]
low
Adjective meaning low in height or amount; opposite of 'hoch'.
Der Blutdruck ist niedrig.
The blood pressure is low.
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