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How to Say ‘It really suits you’ in German

Passt super zu dir

pahsst ZOO-per tsoo deer

[pahsst ZOO-per tsoo deer]

💬 Usage Tip: passen zu means "to suit" or "go with". It works for things too: Die Schuhe passen zur Jacke "The shoes go with the jacket".

Phrase Breakdown

Passt super

pahsst ZOO-per

Suits really well

'passen' means 'to fit' or 'to suit'. 'super' is a casual intensifier and sounds like 'ZOO-per'.

Example

Das passt super.

That fits perfectly.

Words in this phrase

Passt

[pahsst]

fits / suits

From passen, meaning to fit, suit, or be a good match.

Example

Die Rolle passt gut zu meinem Profil.

The role fits my profile well.

super

[ZOO-per]

great

Informal positive reaction meaning something is very good.

Example

Super, das passt perfekt in meinen Kalender.

Great, that fits perfectly in my calendar.

zu dir

tsoo deer

you

The phrase is 'passen zu' plus the dative, so 'du' becomes 'dir'. Say 'zu' as 'tsoo'.

Example

Das passt zu dir.

That suits you.

Words in this phrase

[tsoo]

Used to indicate direction or purpose.

Example

Ich habe es zu tun.

I have to do it.

dir

[deer]

to you

Dative pronoun meaning 'to you' in informal singular form.

Example

Ich sende dir später die Adresse.

I will send you the address later.

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