How to Say ‘A good eye’ in German
Ein gutes Auge
ine GOO-tes OW-geh
[ine GOO-tes OW-geh]
💬 Usage Tip: gut becomes gutes here because Auge is a das word and comes after ein. Compare ein guter Geschmack "good taste" with a der word.
Phrase Breakdown
Ein
[ine]
a; an
The article used before the masculine noun "Schuss."
In „Wow, was für ein Schuss!“ steht „ein“ vor „Schuss“.
In "Wow, what a shot!", "ein" comes before "Schuss."
gutes
[GOO-tes]
good
Inflected form of gut matching the noun that follows.
Wir haben ein gutes Ergebnis.
We have a good result.
Auge
[OW-geh]
eye
Body part; 'ein gutes Auge' means good taste.
Sie hat ein Auge für Farben.
She has an eye for colours.
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