How to Say ‘Yes, three years in London.’ in German
Ja, drei Jahre in London.
yah dry yah-re in LON-don
[yah dry yah-re in LON-don]
Phrase Breakdown
Ja, drei Jahre
yah dry yah-re
Yes, three years
'drei' rhymes with 'dry'. In 'Jahre', the 'J' sounds like an English 'y'.
Ja, drei Jahre lang.
Yes, for three years.
Words in this phrase
Ja
[yah]
yes
"Ja" means "yes" and is used for agreement or confirmation.
Ja, das stimmt.
Yes, that’s right.
drei
[dry]
three
The number 3, often used when stating a price in a café or bakery.
Drei Euro für den Kaffee mit Hafermilch sind okay.
Three euros for the coffee with oat milk are okay.
Jahre
[yah-re]
years
A unit to measure time, equivalent to 365 days or 12 months.
99 Jahre sind fast ein Jahrhundert.
99 years is almost a century.
in London.
in LON-don
in London.
The city name is the same as in English, but Germans say it with a clear 'o': LON-don.
Ich wohne in London.
I live in London.
Words in this phrase
in
[in]
in
Expressing the situation of something that is or appears to be enclosed or surrounded by something else.
Das Haus steht in Trümmern.
The house is in ruins.
London
[LON-don]
London
The capital city of the United Kingdom.
London ist sehr groß.
London is very big.
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