How to Say ‘Much more cozy’ in German
Viel gemütlicher
feel guh-MYOOT-likh-er
[feel guh-MYOOT-likh-er]
💬 Usage Tip: [gemütlicher] is the "more ..." form of [gemütlich]. German often makes this by adding [‑er]: [ruhig] → [ruhiger], [laut] → [lauter].
Phrase Breakdown
Viel
[feel]
much
An adverb meaning “much” or “a lot,” used here to strengthen a comparison.
Viel gemütlicher ist es hinten bei den Sofas.
It is much cozier in the back by the sofas.
gemütlicher
[guh-MYOOT-likh-er]
cozier
Comparative form of “gemütlich,” meaning “cozier,” “more comfortable,” or “more relaxed.”
Viel gemütlicher ist es hinten bei den Sofas.
It is much cozier in the back by the sofas.
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