How to Say ‘Your music was really great!’ in German
Ihre Musik war wirklich toll!
EE-reh moo-ZEEK vah VEERK-likh tol
[EE-reh moo-ZEEK vah VEERK-likh tol]
🇩🇪 In Germany: A direct, specific compliment like this lands well with street musicians. Dropping a coin or two in their case alongside it is common and appreciated.
Phrase Breakdown
Ihre Musik
EE-reh moo-ZEEK
Your music
Capital 'Ihre' is the formal 'your'. 'Musik' is stressed on the end: 'moo-ZEEK'.
Ihre Musik ist schön.
Your music is beautiful.
Words in this phrase
Ihre
[EE-reh]
your (formal)
Polite possessive for 'Sie', used before feminine or plural nouns.
Ist das Ihre Tasche?
Is that your bag?
Musik
[moo-ZEEK]
music
Feminine noun for music; takes 'die'.
Ich höre gern Musik.
I like listening to music.
war wirklich toll!
vah VEERK-likh tol
was really great!
'war' is the past tense of 'sein' (to be), 'wirklich' means 'really' and 'toll' means 'great'. German 'w' sounds like English 'v'.
Das Konzert war wirklich toll!
The concert was really great!
Words in this phrase
war
[vah]
was
Past tense of 'is', used to describe something that happened or existed in the past.
Er war ein großer Krieger.
He was a great warrior.
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.
toll
[tol]
great / fantastic
Informal adjective expressing enthusiasm.
Der Film war toll.
The film was great.
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