How to Say ‘I like your style.’ in German
Mir gefällt Ihr Stil.
meer geh-FEH-lt eer shteel
[meer geh-FEH-lt eer shteel]
💬 Usage Tip: With gefallen, the thing you like is the subject, and the person who likes it becomes mir: literally "your style pleases me". Swap in Mir gefällt die Jacke "I like the jacket".
Phrase Breakdown
Mir gefällt
meer geh-FEH-lt
I like (literally: to me pleases)
'gefallen' means 'to please', so the person who likes something is put in the dative case: 'mir'. Stress the 'fällt' in 'ge-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.
Ihr Stil.
eer shteel
your style.
'Stil' means 'style'. The 'St' at the start of a word is said 'sht', so 'Stil' sounds like 'shteel'.
Ihr Stil ist elegant.
Your style is elegant.
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?
Stil
[shteel]
style
The visual or creative character of a project, film, or campaign.
Der Stil aus dem Pitch wirkt sehr klar.
The style from the pitch seems very clear.
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