How to Say ‘Not bad’ in German
Nicht schlecht
nicht shlekht
[nicht shlekht]
Phrase Breakdown
Nicht
[nicht]
not
Used to negate a sentence.
Dieses Angebot gibt's nicht mehr.
This offer no longer exists.
schlecht
[shlekht]
bad
Adjective or adverb meaning bad or poorly; the opposite of gut.
Das Wetter ist heute schlecht.
The weather is bad today.
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