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How to Say ‘To talk about my salary’ in German

Über mein Gehalt sprechen

UE-ber mine geh-HALT SHPRE-khen

[UE-ber mine geh-HALT SHPRE-khen]

💬 Usage Tip: "Talk about" uses über, not von: über das Projekt sprechen "talk about the project".

Phrase Breakdown

Über mein Gehalt

UE-ber mine geh-HALT

about my salary

'über' means 'about' here. 'das Gehalt' means salary; stress the second syllable: 'ge-HALT'.

Example

Ich bin zufrieden mit meinem Gehalt.

I'm happy with my salary.

Words in this phrase

Über

[UE-ber]

about

Preposition meaning 'on the topic of'.

Example

Wir sprechen über das Projekt.

We are talking about the project.

mein

[mine]

Possessive word used before masculine or neuter nouns.

Example

Mein Vater kocht gern.

My father likes to cook.

Gehalt

[geh-HALT]

salary

Neuter noun: the regular pay you get from your job.

Example

Mein Gehalt kommt am Monatsende.

My salary comes at the end of the month.

sprechen

[SHPRE-khen]

speak / talk

Verb used for conversation and communication.

Example

Wir sprechen viel miteinander.

We talk a lot with each other.

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