How to Say ‘Into the eye’ in German
Ins Auge
ins OW-guh
[ins OW-guh]
💬 Usage Tip: [ins] is the short form of [in das]. German does this a lot with [in] and [an]: compare [ins Haus] and [ans Fenster].
Phrase Breakdown
Ins
[ins]
into the eye / to the eye
Part of the expression 'ins Auge fallen,' meaning to catch the eye.
Die roten Punkte springen sofort ins Auge.
The red dots immediately catch the eye.
Auge
[OW-guh]
eye
Used in the idiom 'ins Auge fallen' meaning to be noticeable.
Dieses Symbol fällt direkt ins Auge.
This symbol catches the eye directly.
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