How to Say ‘Are exciting’ in German
Sind spannend
zint SHPAN-nent
[zint SHPAN-nent]
💬 Usage Tip: "Spannend" literally means "exciting" or "interesting." Great interview word when you want to sound positive but professional.
🇩🇪 In Germany: Praising concrete things like projects or products is usually better in Germany than giving very vague compliments.
Phrase Breakdown
Sind
[zint]
are
Form of the verb 'sein' used with plural subjects or formal 'you'.
Sind Ihre Kollegen heute im Büro?
Are your colleagues in the office today?
spannend
[SHPAN-nent]
exciting; interesting
An adjective describing something as exciting, engaging, or interesting.
Das Buch ist spannend und modern.
The book is exciting and modern.
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