How to Say ‘Yes, it's slowly getting better.’ in German
Ja, es wird langsam besser.
yah es veert LAHNG-zahm BES-ser
[yah es veert LAHNG-zahm BES-ser]
Phrase Breakdown
Ja, es wird
yah es veert
Yes, it is getting
'Ja' sounds like 'yah'. 'wird' is a form of 'werden' (to become).
Ja, es wird spät.
Yes, it's getting late.
Words in this phrase
Ja
[yah]
yes
Basic positive answer meaning 'yes'.
Auf meine Frage kommt die Antwort: Ja, natürlich.
To my question comes the answer: Yes, of course.
es
[es]
it
A neutral pronoun used to refer to a thing previously mentioned.
Es ist ein schöner Tag.
It is a beautiful day.
wird
[veert]
is getting / becomes
Form of 'werden'; here it describes a gradual change.
Das Wetter wird schön.
The weather is getting nice.
langsam besser.
LAHNG-zahm BES-ser
slowly better.
Describes gradual improvement. 'besser' = better.
Mein Deutsch wird langsam besser.
My German is slowly getting better.
Words in this phrase
langsam
[LAHNG-zahm]
slowly
An adverb used when asking someone to reduce their speed of speaking.
Bitte sprechen Sie langsam und deutlich.
Please speak slowly and clearly.
besser
[BES-ser]
better
Used to compare understanding or quality at a higher level.
Das besser verstehen ist für neue Gäste wichtig.
Understanding that better is important for new guests.
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