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How to Say ‘A sticker for card payment’ in German

Ein Aufkleber für Kartenzahlung

ine OWF-klay-ber fyr KAR-ten-tsah-loong

[ine OWF-klay-ber fyr KAR-ten-tsah-loong]

Phrase Breakdown

Ein Aufkleber

ine OWF-klay-ber

A sticker

'Aufkleber' is masculine and comes from 'aufkleben' (to stick on). Stress falls on 'AUF'.

Example

Ein Aufkleber am Auto.

A sticker on the car.

Words in this phrase

Ein

[ine]

a; an

Indefinite article used before 'Hallo'.

Example

Reicht das für ein Hallo, oder braucht es ein besseres Timing?

Is that enough for a hello, or does it need better timing?

Aufkleber

[OWF-klay-ber]

sticker

Masculine noun: a label that sticks to a surface.

Example

Ich habe einen Aufkleber gekauft.

I bought a sticker.

für Kartenzahlung

fyr KAR-ten-tsah-loong

for card payment

'Kartenzahlung' combines 'Karte' (card) and 'Zahlung' (payment). The 'Z' sounds like 'ts'.

Example

Ist Kartenzahlung möglich?

Is card payment possible?

Words in this phrase

für

[fyr]

for

A preposition indicating purpose or destination.

Example

Das ist für dich.

This is for you.

Kartenzahlung

[KAR-ten-tsah-loong]

card payment

Paying with a bank or credit card instead of cash.

Example

Ist Kartenzahlung hier möglich?

Is card payment possible here?

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