How to Say ‘Is really the most important thing’ in German
Ist wirklich das Wichtigste
ist VEERK-likh das VIKH-tigs-ta
[ist VEERK-likh das VIKH-tigs-ta]
🇩🇪 In Germany: Health is often prioritized over work in Germany.
Phrase Breakdown
Ist
[ist]
is
Third person singular of 'be'.
Es ist wirklich ernst.
It is really serious.
wirklich
[VEERK-likh]
really
Actually or truly.
Es ist wirklich nötig.
It is really necessary.
das
[das]
the
Used to point forward to a following qualifying phrase or clause.
Das ist das Ziel.
That is the goal.
Wichtigste
[VIKH-tigs-ta]
most important
Of highest priority or value.
Das Wichtigste ist die Gesundheit.
The most important thing is health.
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