How to Say ‘I'm a graphic designer.’ in German
Ich bin Grafikdesigner.
ikh bin grah-FEEK-dee-zy-ner
[ikh bin grah-FEEK-dee-zy-ner]
💬 Usage Tip: German drops the "a" before jobs: Ich bin Lehrerin "I'm a teacher". A woman would say Grafikdesignerin, adding -in.
Phrase Breakdown
Ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
bin
[bin]
am
First-person singular form of 'sein' meaning 'to be.'
Beim Kennenlernen sage ich: Ich bin neu hier.
When meeting people I say: I am new here.
Grafikdesigner
[grah-FEEK-dee-zy-ner]
graphic designer
A person who designs visual content; profession named without an article in German.
Mein Bruder arbeitet als Grafikdesigner.
My brother works as a graphic designer.
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