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How to Say ‘Here is your wheat beer.’ in German

Hier ist Ihr Weizen.

heer ist eer VYE-tsen

[heer ist eer VYE-tsen]

Phrase Breakdown

Hier ist

heer ist

Here is

Use this when handing something over. 'Hier' sounds like 'heer'.

Example

Hier ist die Karte.

Here is the menu.

Words in this phrase

Hier

[heer]

here

Refers to this place or location.

Example

Von hier ist das Museum nah.

From here the museum is near.

ist

[ist]

The third-person singular form of "sein" meaning "to be."

Example

Das ist blau.

That is blue.

Ihr Weizen.

eer VYE-tsen

your wheat beer.

'Ihr' with a capital I is the polite 'your' and sounds like 'eer'. 'Weizen' is VYE-tsen.

Example

Ihr Weizen, bitte schön.

Your wheat beer, here you go.

Words in this phrase

Ihr

[eer]

your

Formal your, used when speaking politely to one person or to more than one person.

Example

Ist das Ihr Platz?

Is that your seat?

Weizen

[VYE-tsen]

wheat beer

Cloudy beer brewed with wheat.

Example

Das Weizen ist schön kalt.

The wheat beer is nice and cold.

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