How to Say ‘I like your glasses.’ in German
Ich mag Ihre Brille.
ikh mahk EE-reh BRIL-luh
[ikh mahk EE-reh BRIL-luh]
🇩🇪 In Germany: Glasses are another safe thing to compliment because they are an accessory choice. That usually lands as friendly rather than intrusive.
Phrase Breakdown
Ich
[ikh]
I
First-person singular pronoun for expressing your opinion.
Ich mag Ihre Brille.
I like your glasses.
mag
[mahk]
like
Used to express that you like something about someone.
Ich mag Ihre Tasche und auch Ihre Brille.
I like your bag and also your glasses.
Ihre
[EE-reh]
your
Formal feminine accusative form of 'your,' used politely.
Ich finde Ihre Brille sehr passend zu Ihrem Gesicht.
I find your glasses very suited to your face.
Brille
[BRIL-luh]
glasses
Can mean eyeglasses; singular in German but often translated as plural in English.
Ihre Brille ist modern, ich mag Ihre Brille.
Your glasses are modern, I like your glasses.
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