How to Say ‘Your costume is amazing!’ in German
Dein Kostüm ist ja toll!
dine kos-TUEM ist yah tol
[dine kos-TUEM ist yah tol]
💬 Usage Tip: ja here doesn't mean "yes". It adds a sense of happy surprise, like "wow, really". Try Das ist ja lecker! "That's really tasty!"
Phrase Breakdown
Dein Kostüm
dine kos-TUEM
Your costume
Stress the second syllable: kos-TÜM. 'Dein' is the informal 'your'.
Dein Kostüm ist schön.
Your costume is beautiful.
Words in this phrase
Dein
[dine]
your
Informal possessive for 'you' (du), used with friends and family.
Ist das dein Handy?
Is that your phone?
Kostüm
[kos-TUEM]
costume
Neuter noun (das Kostüm); outfit worn for carnival or theatre.
Mein Kostüm ist rot.
My costume is red.
ist ja toll!
ist yah tol
is really great!
'Ja' here shows surprise or admiration, not 'yes'. 'Toll' means great.
Das ist ja toll!
That's really great!
Words in this phrase
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.
ja
[yah]
really / indeed
Modal particle adding emphasis or surprise.
Du bist ja schon da!
You're already here!
toll
[tol]
great / fantastic
Informal adjective expressing enthusiasm.
Der Film war toll.
The film was great.
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