How to Say ‘Your dog is so cute!’ in German
Ihr Hund ist so süß!
eer hoont ist zo zoos
[eer hoont ist zo zoos]
🇩🇪 In Germany: Complimenting someone's dog is one of the easiest ways to chat with a stranger in Germany. Ask before touching it, though: Darf ich ihn streicheln? "May I pet him?"
Phrase Breakdown
Ihr Hund
eer hoont
your dog (formal)
The final 'd' in 'Hund' sounds like 't': HOONT.
Ihr Hund ist groß.
Your dog is big.
Words in this phrase
Ihr
[eer]
your
A formal possessive word used when speaking politely to one person.
Ist das Ihr Name auf dem Klingelschild?
Is that your name on the doorbell sign?
Hund
[hoont]
dog
A masculine noun for the animal.
Wir haben einen Hund.
We have a dog.
ist so süß!
ist zo zoos
is so cute
For 'ü', say 'ee' with rounded lips. 'ß' is a sharp 's' sound: ZÜÜS.
Das Baby ist so süß!
The baby is so cute!
Words in this phrase
ist
[ist]
is
A form of the verb 'sein' used for singular subjects.
Für viele Bewerber Ist ein gutes Teamklima entscheidend.
For many applicants, a good team climate is crucial.
so
[zo]
so
Used to refer to something just mentioned; like that.
Ich fühle mich so müde.
I feel so tired.
süß
[zoos]
cute
Adjective for something charming and adorable, often animals or babies.
Das Baby ist süß.
The baby is cute.
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