How to Say ‘Only briefly.’ in German
Nur kurz.
noor koorts
[noor koorts]
💬 Usage Tip: A neat mini-answer. It often implies something happened, but only for a short time.
🇩🇪 In Germany: This kind of concise reassurance is common in German daily updates from staff.
Phrase Breakdown
Nur
[noor]
only / just
An adverb meaning 'only' or 'just.'
Ich bleibe nur kurz.
I am only staying briefly.
kurz
[koorts]
briefly / short
Here it means 'briefly' in the phrase 'nur kurz.'
Wir sprechen nur kurz.
We are speaking only briefly.
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