How to Say ‘A dark beer’ in German
Ein dunkles Bier
ine DOONK-les beer
[ine DOONK-les beer]
💬 Usage Tip: 'Dunkles' means 'dark.' Again, the adjective ending matches the neuter noun 'Bier.'
🇩🇪 In Germany: Dark beer is common in many places, especially in traditional beer culture. It is not unusual for staff to ask you to choose between light and dark.
Phrase Breakdown
Ein
[ine]
a / one
Indefinite article for the beer type.
Der Gast bestellt: Ein dunkles Bier.
The guest orders: A dark beer.
dunkles
[DOONK-les]
dark
Describes a darker beer style.
Im Pub bestellt jemand: Ein dunkles Bier.
In the pub someone orders: A dark beer.
Bier
[beer]
beer
The drink noun in the order.
An der Bar sagt er: Ein dunkles Bier.
At the bar he says: A dark beer.
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