How to Say ‘Wheat beer is milder and fruitier.’ in German
Weizen ist milder und fruchtiger.
VYE-tsen ist MIL-der oont FROOKH-ti-ger
[VYE-tsen ist MIL-der oont FROOKH-ti-ger]
Phrase Breakdown
Weizen ist milder
VYE-tsen ist MIL-der
Wheat beer is milder
'milder' is the comparative of 'mild'. Say 'Weizen' as 'VY-tsen'.
Der Käse ist milder.
The cheese is milder.
Words in this phrase
Weizen
[VYE-tsen]
wheat beer
Cloudy beer brewed with wheat.
Weizen trinkt man aus einem hohen Glas.
Wheat beer is drunk from a tall glass.
ist
[ist]
is
The third-person singular form of "sein" meaning "to be."
Das ist blau.
That is blue.
milder
[MIL-der]
milder
Comparative of 'mild': softer, less strong or bitter in taste.
Dieser Käse ist milder.
This cheese is milder.
und fruchtiger.
oont FROOKH-ti-ger
and fruitier.
'fruchtiger' means fruitier and is stressed on 'frucht-'. 'ch' is a throaty sound.
Der Saft ist süßer und fruchtiger.
The juice is sweeter and fruitier.
Words in this phrase
und
[oont]
and
A conjunction used to connect sentences or elements in a sentence.
Und ich freue mich.
And I am happy.
fruchtiger
[FROOKH-ti-ger]
fruitier
Comparative of 'fruchtig': having more fruity flavours.
Der Weißwein ist fruchtiger.
The white wine is fruitier.
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