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How to Say ‘My arm is 32 centimeters.’ in German

Mein Arm ist 32 Zentimeter.

mine arm ist TSVY-tsikh tsoy tsen-TEE-mee-ter

[mine arm ist TSVY-tsikh tsoy tsen-TEE-mee-ter]

Phrase Breakdown

Mein Arm ist

mine arm ist

my arm is

Used to introduce the measurement of the arm.

Example

Mein Arm ist verletzt.

My arm is injured.

Words in this phrase

Mein

[mine]

my

Possessive word meaning something belongs to me; used with masculine nouns here.

Example

Mein Arm ist 32 Zentimeter.

My arm is 32 centimeters.

Arm

[arm]

arm

The body part from the shoulder to the hand.

Example

Mein Arm ist 32 Zentimeter.

My arm is 32 centimeters.

ist

[ist]

is

Form of the verb "sein" meaning "is."

Example

Mein Arm ist 32 Zentimeter.

My arm is 32 centimeters.

32 Zentimeter

TSVY-tsikh tsoy tsen-TEE-mee-ter

32 centimeters

A metric unit of length used for body measurements.

Example

Der Tisch ist 32 Zentimeter hoch.

The table is 32 centimeters high.

Words in this phrase

32

[TSVY-tsikh tsoy]

32

The number thirty-two.

Example

Mein Arm ist 32 Zentimeter.

My arm is 32 centimeters.

Zentimeter

[tsen-TEE-mee-ter]

centimeters

A metric unit of length used for small body measurements.

Example

Mein Arm ist 32 Zentimeter.

My arm is 32 centimeters.

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