How to Say ‘A very special’ in German
Einen ganz besonderen
eye-nen gants be-zon-deren
[eye-nen gants be-zon-deren]
💬 Usage Tip: 'Einen' is the accusative form of 'ein' for masculine nouns.
🇩🇪 In Germany: Germans tend to use fewer adjectives, so adding 'ganz' (very) is impactful.
Phrase Breakdown
Einen
[eye-nen]
a
Used as an article before singular nouns.
Einen ganz besonderen Tag haben.
To have a very special day.
ganz
[gants]
very
Used to emphasize the degree of something.
Einen ganz besonderen Ort finden.
To find a very special place.
besonderen
[be-zon-deren]
special
Distinctive or unique.
Einen ganz besonderen Moment erleben.
To experience a very special moment.
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