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How to Say ‘Nice that you're here.’ in German

Schön, dass du da bist.

shern dahs doo dah bist

[shern dahs doo dah bist]

🇩🇪 In Germany: A warm, easy greeting when you meet your date. It works for friends arriving at a party too.

Phrase Breakdown

Schön, dass

shern dahs

Nice that

'Schön' means nice. 'dass' (that) starts a clause. Pause briefly at the comma.

Example

Schön, dass es klappt.

Nice that it works out.

Words in this phrase

Schön

[shern]

nice

Used to express that meeting someone is pleasant.

Example

„Schön, Sie hier zu treffen“ klingt höflich und professionell.

“Nice to meet you here” sounds polite and professional.

dass

[dahs]

that

Used to introduce a clause expressing a statement or thought.

Example

Ich hoffe, dass du kommst.

I hope that you come.

du da bist.

doo dah bist

you are here.

After 'dass', the verb 'bist' moves to the end.

Example

Gut, dass du da bist.

Good that you're here.

Words in this phrase

[doo]

you

The pronoun 'du' in nominative form.

Example

Du bist schön.

You are beautiful.

[dah]

here (present, arrived)

With 'sein', 'da' means someone has arrived or is present.

Example

Endlich ist der Besuch da!

Finally the guests are here!

bist

[bist]

are (you are)

Form of 'sein' (to be) used with 'du'.

Example

Du bist mein Freund.

You are my friend.

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