How to Say ‘And you look good too.’ in German
Und du siehst auch gut aus.
oont doo zeest owkh goot ows
[oont doo zeest owkh goot ows]
💬 Usage Tip: auch "too" sits in the middle, before gut aus, not at the end like English "too".
Phrase Breakdown
Und du siehst
oont doo zeest
And you look
'Und' links this as a reply.
Und du siehst müde aus.
And you look tired.
Words in this phrase
Und
[oont]
and
A conjunction used to connect sentences or elements in a sentence.
Und ich freue mich.
And I am happy.
du
[doo]
you
The pronoun 'du' in nominative form.
Du bist schön.
You are beautiful.
siehst
[zeest]
look (you look)
Form of 'aussehen' (to look, appear) for 'du'; the 'aus' goes to the end of the sentence.
Du siehst glücklich aus.
You look happy.
auch gut aus.
owkh goot ows
good too.
'auch' means too and comes before the adjective.
Er sieht auch gut aus.
He looks good too.
Words in this phrase
auch
[owkh]
also / too
Used to say also or too when returning a wish or adding something.
Auch nach dem Karriereevent sollten wir in Kontakt bleiben.
We should stay in touch after the career event too.
gut
[goot]
good
Adjective meaning good, fine, or satisfactory.
Ein gutes Gespräch beginnt oft mit einer Frage.
A good conversation often begins with a question.
aus
[ows]
(part of 'aussehen')
Separable prefix of aussehen, 'to look/appear', moved to the end.
Sie sehen heute besser aus.
You look better today.
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