How to Say ‘Won a prize’ in German
Einen Preis gewonnen
eye-nen pryss guh-voh-nen
[eye-nen pryss guh-voh-nen]
💬 Usage Tip: Shows achievement and success.
🇩🇪 In Germany: Celebrating achievements, especially of children, is a proud moment in families.
Phrase Breakdown
Einen
[eye-nen]
A
Indefinite article used for a single item.
Einen Preis gewinnen ist schwer.
Winning a prize is difficult.
Preis
[pryss]
prize
An award given in recognition of an achievement.
Sie hat einen Preis gewonnen für das beste Projekt.
She won a prize for the best project.
gewonnen
[guh-voh-nen]
won
Past participle of 'win', indicating success in a competition.
Er hat den Wettbewerb gewonnen.
He won the competition.
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