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How to Say ‘A beautiful smile’ in German

Ein schönes Lächeln

ine SHUR-nes LEH-kheln

[ine SHUR-nes LEH-kheln]

💬 Usage Tip: After ein, a das-noun gives the adjective the ending -es: ein schönes Lächeln. Same pattern in ein schönes Kleid.

Phrase Breakdown

Ein

[ine]

a; an

The article used before the masculine noun "Schuss."

Example

In „Wow, was für ein Schuss!“ steht „ein“ vor „Schuss“.

In "Wow, what a shot!", "ein" comes before "Schuss."

schönes

[SHUR-nes]

nice, lovely

Form of 'schön' used before a neuter noun without an article.

Example

Schönes Wochenende!

Have a nice weekend!

Lächeln

[LEH-kheln]

smile

Neuter noun for a smile.

Example

Das Baby hat ein süßes Lächeln.

The baby has a sweet smile.

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