How to Say ‘Your new key’ in German
Ihr neuer Schlüssel
eer NOY-er SHLUE-sel
[eer NOY-er SHLUE-sel]
💬 Usage Tip: After Ihr or mein, the adjective shows the der word with an -er ending: Ihr neuer Schlüssel. With a das word it becomes -es: Ihr neues Zimmer "your new room".
Phrase Breakdown
Ihr
[eer]
your
Formal your, used when politely addressing one person or more than one person.
Ihr Taxi ist da, und Ihr Fahrer wartet schon.
Your taxi is here, and your driver is already waiting.
neuer
[NOY-er]
new
An adjective meaning someone or something has recently arrived or started.
Ich bin der Neuer im Haus.
I am the new one in the building.
Schlüssel
[SHLUE-sel]
key
Object used to open a door or lock; also a hotel key card.
Ich habe meinen Schlüssel vergessen.
I forgot my key.
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