How to Say ‘Your sister’ in German
Deine Schwester
DYE-nuh SHVES-ter
[DYE-nuh SHVES-ter]
💬 Usage Tip: [deine] is the form used before feminine nouns like [Schwester]. With masculine nouns, it changes: [dein Bruder].
Phrase Breakdown
Deine
[DYE-nuh]
your
A possessive word meaning something belongs to you. Here it matches a feminine noun.
Deine Schwester hat bald Geburtstag.
Your sister has her birthday soon.
Schwester
[SHVES-ter]
sister
A family word for your female sibling.
Deine Schwester hat bald Geburtstag.
Your sister has her birthday soon.
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