How to Say ‘It's still available for now.’ in German
Noch ist sie frei.
nokh ist zee fry
[nokh ist zee fry]
💬 Usage Tip: sie here means "it" because it refers back to die Stelle. Words that take die are called sie, even when they're things.
Phrase Breakdown
Noch ist
nokh ist
Still is
Starting with 'Noch' puts emphasis on 'still (for now)'. Use the throaty 'ch'.
Noch ist Zeit.
There's still time.
Words in this phrase
Noch
[nokh]
still
An adverb meaning 'still' or 'yet,' depending on context.
Bist du noch hier?
Are you still here?
ist
[ist]
is
A form of the verb 'sein' used for singular subjects.
Für viele Bewerber Ist ein gutes Teamklima entscheidend.
For many applicants, a good team climate is crucial.
sie frei.
zee fry
it available.
'sie' refers to 'die Stelle' (the position), so it means 'it'. 'frei' rhymes with 'fry'.
Die Wohnung ist frei.
The apartment is available.
Words in this phrase
sie
[zee]
it (she)
Pronoun referring to a feminine noun, here 'die Stelle'; translated as 'it'.
Die Stelle ist gut, sie ist in München.
The position is good, it is in Munich.
frei
[fry]
free; available
Means not occupied or available to use.
Der Platz hier frei, oder ist er nur für besonders coole Leute reserviert?
Is the seat here free, or is it reserved only for especially cool people?
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