How to Say ‘I like your jacket.’ in German
Mir gefällt Ihre Jacke.
meer geh-FEH-lt EE-reh YAH-keh
[meer geh-FEH-lt EE-reh YAH-keh]
Phrase Breakdown
Mir gefällt
meer geh-FEH-lt
I like (literally: to me pleases)
'Gefallen' uses the dative: the thing pleases 'mir' (to me). Say 'ä' like the 'e' in 'bed'. The stress falls on '-fällt'.
Mir gefällt das Buch.
I like the book.
Words in this phrase
Mir
[meer]
to me
Dative pronoun used to show that something matters or happens to the speaker.
Mir ist eine offene Kommunikation besonders wichtig.
Open communication is especially important to me.
gefällt
[geh-FEH-lt]
pleases
Is enjoyable or agreeable to someone.
Der Film gefällt mir.
I like the movie.
Ihre Jacke.
EE-reh YAH-keh
your jacket (formal)
'Ihre' with a capital I is the formal 'your'. 'Jacke' starts with a 'y' sound: YAH-keh.
Ihre Jacke ist warm.
Your jacket is warm.
Words in this phrase
Ihre
[EE-reh]
your
A formal possessive word used when speaking politely to one person.
Ich bin Ihre Nachbarin, und Ihre Wohnung ist neben meiner.
I am your female neighbour, and your flat is next to mine.
Jacke
[YAH-keh]
jacket
A feminine noun for a short coat.
Ich trage eine rote Jacke.
I'm wearing a red jacket.
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