How to Say ‘It looks really great’ in German
Sieht echt toll aus
zeet ekht tol ows
[zeet ekht tol ows]
💬 Usage Tip: aussehen "to look" splits apart, and the aus goes to the end: sieht ... aus. Swap in a different word for toll: sieht gut aus "looks good".
Phrase Breakdown
Sieht echt
zeet ekht
Looks really
'sieht' comes from 'aussehen' (to look). The 'h' is silent: 'zeet'. 'echt' means 'really'.
Das sieht echt gut aus.
That looks really good.
Words in this phrase
Sieht
[zeet]
looks
"Sieht" is the third-person singular form of "sehen", to see or look.
Er sieht müde aus.
He looks tired.
echt
[ekht]
really
Expresses surprise in questions.
Echt? Das wusste ich nicht.
Really? I didn't know that.
toll aus
tol ows
great
'toll' means 'great'. 'aus' is the separable part of 'aussehen' and goes at the end.
Es sieht toll aus.
It looks great.
Words in this phrase
toll
[tol]
great
An informal, common adjective meaning 'great' or 'wonderful.'
Das Kleid ist toll, und Sie sehen toll aus.
The dress is great, and you look great.
aus
[ows]
(part of 'aussehen')
Separable prefix of aussehen, 'to look/appear', moved to the end.
Sie sehen heute besser aus.
You look better today.
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