How to Say ‘Right?’ in German
Oder?
OH-der
[OH-der]
🇩🇪 In Germany: [oder?] at the end softens the statement and invites agreement, like a friendly check-in. In flirting, that makes this sound less blunt than just stating the problem.
Phrase Breakdown
Oder
[OH-der]
right?
Used at the end of a statement to ask for agreement, like right? or isn't it?
Ganz schön laut hier, oder?
Pretty loud here, right?
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