How to Say ‘It's really lovely.’ in German
Der ist wirklich schön.
dair ist VEERK-likh shurn
[dair ist VEERK-likh shurn]
💬 Usage Tip: der stands in for "it" because Schal is a masculine word. For die Tasche "the bag" you'd say Die ist wirklich schön.
Phrase Breakdown
Der ist
dair ist
It is
In speech, 'der' often replaces 'er' for a masculine noun, such as a scarf ('der Schal').
Der ist neu.
It's new.
Words in this phrase
Der
[dair]
it, that one (masculine)
Demonstrative pronoun referring to a masculine noun already mentioned.
Der Pullover? Der ist neu.
The sweater? It's new.
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.
wirklich schön.
VEERK-likh shurn
really beautiful.
'wirklich' means 'really'. Round your lips for the 'ö' in 'schön'.
Das Wetter ist wirklich schön.
The weather is really nice.
Words in this phrase
wirklich
[VEERK-likh]
really
An adverb used to emphasize that something is genuinely the case.
Ihr Vortrag war wirklich spannend.
Your presentation was really exciting.
schön
[shurn]
beautiful, nice
Adjective describing something pleasant or lovely.
Das Geschenk ist schön.
The gift is beautiful.
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