How to Say ‘It's from the flea market.’ in German
Die ist vom Flohmarkt.
dee ist fom FLOH-markt
[dee ist fom FLOH-markt]
💬 Usage Tip: die here stands for die Jacke, used like "it". Germans often use der, die, das this way in speech. vom is short for von dem "from the".
Phrase Breakdown
Die ist
dee ist
It is
In speech, 'die' often replaces 'sie' (it/she) when it refers to a feminine noun, here 'die Jacke'.
Die ist neu.
It's new.
Words in this phrase
Die
[dee]
it / that one
Demonstrative pronoun referring back to a feminine noun.
Die Jacke? Die ist neu.
The jacket? It's new.
ist
[ist]
is
A form of the verb 'sein' used for singular subjects.
Für viele Bewerber Ist ein gutes Teamklima entscheidend.
For many applicants, a good team climate is crucial.
vom Flohmarkt.
fom FLOH-markt
from the flea market.
'vom' is short for 'von dem'. In 'Flohmarkt' the 'h' is silent: 'FLOH-markt'.
Ich kaufe gern vom Flohmarkt.
I like buying from the flea market.
Words in this phrase
vom
[fom]
from the
Contraction of 'von dem', showing origin or sender.
Das ist ein Brief vom Kunden.
That's a letter from the customer.
Flohmarkt
[FLOH-markt]
flea market
Market selling second-hand goods.
Wir gehen zum Flohmarkt.
We're going to the flea market.
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