How to Say ‘What goals’ in German
Welche Ziele
VEL-khe TSEE-leh
[VEL-khe TSEE-leh]
💬 Usage Tip: "welche" = "which/what," and "Ziele" = "goals." German often uses very direct question wording.
🇩🇪 In Germany: Goal-oriented questions are common in Germany, where planning and structure are often appreciated.
Phrase Breakdown
Welche
[VEL-khe]
which
A question word used to ask about selection or specific items.
Welche Ziele haben Sie dieses Jahr?
Which goals do you have this year?
Ziele
[TSEE-leh]
goals
Plural of 'Ziel,' meaning goals, aims, or objectives.
Meine Ziele sind klar und realistisch.
My goals are clear and realistic.
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