How to Say ‘Do you have it in M?’ in German
Gibt es das in M?
gibt ess dahs in em
[gibt ess dahs in em]
🇩🇪 In Germany: German shops use S, M, L sizing for casual clothes, so you can say the letter as is. It's pronounced the German way: (em).
Phrase Breakdown
Gibt es
gibt ess
Is there / Does it come
'Gibt es' is the standard way to ask if something exists or is available. It is often blended into 'gibt's'.
Gibt es hier ein Café?
Is there a café here?
Words in this phrase
Gibt
[gibt]
is there / are there
Used to ask whether something exists or is present.
Gibt es heute Nacht noch Musik aus dem Nachbarzimmer?
Is there still music from the neighboring room tonight?
es
[ess]
it / there
Part of the fixed phrase Gibt es...? meaning is there...?.
Es gibt heute noch freie Tische.
There are still free tables today.
das in M?
dahs in em
that in (size) M?
'Das' refers to the item. The letter 'M' is said 'em', as in English. Your voice rises at the end.
Haben Sie das in M?
Do you have that in M?
Words in this phrase
das
[dahs]
that / it
Used to refer to a situation or thing being discussed.
Das ist nicht die richtige Straße.
That is not the right street.
in
[in]
in
Expressing the situation of something that is or appears to be enclosed or surrounded by something else.
Das Haus steht in Trümmern.
The house is in ruins.
M
[em]
M (medium size)
Clothing size letter for medium.
Ich trage Größe M.
I wear size M.
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