How to Say ‘Still interested’ in German
Immer noch interessiert
IM-mer nokh in-teh-re-SIERT
[IM-mer nokh in-teh-re-SIERT]
💬 Usage Tip: "immer noch" means "still." Very handy in everyday German: "Ich bin immer noch interessiert" = "I’m still interested."
🇩🇪 In Germany: Useful when following up on jobs, apartments, projects, or offers. Persistence is fine in Germany if phrased politely and clearly.
Phrase Breakdown
Immer noch
IM-mer nokh
Words in this phrase
Immer
[IM-mer]
still
Used to indicate the continuation of a previous situation.
Er ist immer noch interessiert an dem Jobangebot.
He is still interested in the job offer.
noch
[nokh]
still
Used to indicate the continuation of a previous situation.
Er ist immer noch interessiert an dem Jobangebot.
He is still interested in the job offer.
interessiert
[in-teh-re-SIERT]
interested
Showing curiosity or concern about something.
Er ist immer noch interessiert an dem Jobangebot.
He is still interested in the job offer.
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