How to Say ‘Really loud’ in German
Echt laut
ekht lowt
[ekht lowt]
💬 Usage Tip: echt literally means "genuine", but in casual speech it works like "really" in front of any describing word: echt gut "really good", echt teuer "really expensive".
Phrase Breakdown
Echt
[ekht]
really
Expresses surprise in questions.
Echt? Das wusste ich nicht.
Really? I didn't know that.
laut
[lowt]
loud
Describes the strong noise level in the stadium.
Nach dem Ausgleich merkt man: „Ist so laut.“
After the equalizer, you notice: "It is so loud."
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