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How to Say ‘Your hat looks great.’ in German

Ihr Hut sieht toll aus.

eer hoot zeet tohl ows

[eer hoot zeet tohl ows]

Phrase Breakdown

Ihr Hut

eer hoot

your hat (formal)

'Hut' has a long 'u' like in 'hoot'. 'Hut' is masculine, and here it is the subject, so 'Ihr' takes no ending.

Example

Ihr Hut ist neu.

Your hat is new.

Words in this phrase

Ihr

[eer]

your

A formal possessive word used when speaking politely to one person.

Example

Ist das Ihr Name auf dem Klingelschild?

Is that your name on the doorbell sign?

Hut

[hoot]

hat

A masculine noun for a head covering.

Example

Er trägt einen Hut.

He is wearing a hat.

sieht toll aus.

zeet tohl ows

looks great

This is the separable verb 'aussehen'. Say it smoothly: ZEET TOLL OWS.

Example

Der Garten sieht toll aus.

The garden looks great.

Words in this phrase

sieht

[zeet]

looks

"Sieht" is the third-person singular form of "sehen", to see or look.

Example

Er sieht müde aus.

He looks tired.

toll

[tohl]

great

Describes something as very good or excellent.

Example

Das Essen ist toll.

The food is great.

aus

[ows]

(part of 'aussehen')

Separable prefix of aussehen, 'to look/appear', moved to the end.

Example

Sie sehen heute besser aus.

You look better today.

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