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How to Say ‘A small beer.’ in German

Ein kleines Bier.

ine KLY-nes beer

[ine KLY-nes beer]

💬 Usage Tip: 'Kleines' changes because it matches the neuter noun 'Bier.' Adjective endings are doing their little grammar dance here.

🇩🇪 In Germany: Drink sizes vary by region and venue. If you want less alcohol or just a quick drink, ordering a small one is completely normal.

Phrase Breakdown

Ein

[ine]

a / one

Indefinite article for the drink order.

Example

Der Gast bestellt: Ein kleines Bier.

The guest orders: A small beer.

kleines

[KLY-nes]

small

Describes the size of the beer.

Example

An der Theke sagt man: Ein kleines Bier.

At the counter one says: A small beer.

Bier.

beer

beer.

The drink being ordered.

Example

Ich trinke Bier.

I drink beer.

Words in this phrase

Bier

[beer]

beer

The drink being ordered.

Example

Im Biergarten höre ich: Ein kleines Bier.

In the beer garden I hear: A small beer.

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