How to Say ‘Nice; beautiful’ in German
Schönen
SHUR-nən
[SHUR-nən]
💬 Usage Tip: This adjective ending changes because it follows "einen" and describes masculine accusative "Tag." Tiny ending, important job.
🇩🇪 In Germany: Adjective endings are famous for scaring learners—but in everyday life, fixed expressions like "schönen Tag" make them easier to absorb.
Phrase Breakdown
Schönen
[SHUR-nən]
beautiful / nice
Adjective form meaning nice or beautiful, here in a declined form.
Wir wünschen dir einen Schönen Abend.
We wish you a nice evening.
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