How to Say ‘I can talk well with you.’ in German
Mit dir kann ich gut reden.
mit deer kahn ikh goot RAY-den
[mit deer kahn ikh goot RAY-den]
💬 Usage Tip: With kann, the second verb goes to the very end: Ich kann gut kochen "I can cook well". Starting with Mit dir puts the verb kann right after it, before ich.
Phrase Breakdown
Mit dir
mit deer
With you
Starting with 'Mit dir' puts emphasis on the person.
Mit dir macht es Spaß.
It's fun with you.
Words in this phrase
Mit
[mit]
with; by
Preposition indicating the means or instrument used; takes the dative.
Ich fahre mit dem Bus.
I go by bus.
dir
[deer]
you (dative, informal)
Dative form of 'du', used after 'mit'.
Mit dir ist es schön.
It's nice with you.
kann ich gut reden.
kahn ikh goot RAY-den
I can talk well.
The verb comes second, so the subject 'ich' follows 'kann'. 'reden' goes at the end.
Hier kann ich gut schlafen.
I can sleep well here.
Words in this phrase
kann
[kahn]
can
A modal verb expressing ability or possibility.
Beim Gespräch Kann man viel über die Firma lernen.
In the conversation, one can learn a lot about the company.
ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
gut
[goot]
well
Adverb used to say something works nicely or suitably.
Mittwoch passt gut für mich.
Wednesday works well for me.
reden
[RAY-den]
to talk
Verb meaning to speak or have a conversation.
Wir müssen reden.
We need to talk.
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