How to Say ‘Is that too colorful?’ in German
Ist das zu bunt?
ist dahs tsoo boont
[ist dahs tsoo boont]
💬 Usage Tip: zu before a describing word means "too": zu bunt "too colourful", zu teuer "too expensive". Don't confuse it with auch, which means "too" as in "also".
Phrase Breakdown
Ist das
ist dahs
Is that
Putting the verb first forms a yes/no question.
Ist das dein Glas?
Is that your glass?
Words in this phrase
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.
das
[dahs]
that / it
Can refer to a thing, item, or dish in front of you.
Was ist das? Das Wort das can mean that or it.
What is that? The word das can mean that or it.
zu bunt?
tsoo boont
too colorful?
'Zu' here means 'too'. The 'z' sounds like 'ts'. Raise your voice at the end.
Ist das zu teuer?
Is that too expensive?
Words in this phrase
zu
[tsoo]
too
Used to indicate an excessive amount or degree.
Zu kühl ist für draußen manchmal unangenehm.
Too cool is sometimes unpleasant for sitting outside.
bunt
[boont]
colorful
Adjective meaning full of bright colors.
Der Cocktail ist bunt.
The cocktail is colorful.
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