How to Say ‘Your laugh is contagious.’ in German
Dein Lachen ist ansteckend.
dine lah-khen ist ahn-shtehk-end
[dine lah-khen ist ahn-shtehk-end]
💬 Usage Tip: 'Ansteckend' means contagious, often used positively.
🇩🇪 In Germany: Highlights a positive atmosphere; laughter is universal.
Phrase Breakdown
Dein
[dine]
Your
Belonging to the person being addressed.
Dein Haus ist groß.
Your house is big.
Lachen
[lah-khen]
laughter
The action or sound of laughing.
Sein Lachen füllt den Raum.
His laughter fills the room.
ist
[ist]
is
Third person singular present of 'to be'.
Es ist warm heute.
It is warm today.
ansteckend
[ahn-shtehk-end]
contagious
Likely to spread to and affect others.
Sein Lachen ist ansteckend.
His laughter is contagious.
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