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How to Say ‘Are three days possible?’ in German

Sind drei Tage möglich?

zint dry TAH-geh MURG-likh

[zint dry TAH-geh MURG-likh]

🇩🇪 In Germany: Asking whether something is möglich is a polite, low-pressure way to push for more. It keeps the negotiation friendly rather than demanding.

Phrase Breakdown

Sind drei Tage

zint dry TAH-geh

Are three days

The question starts with the verb 'sind' (are). Roll or gargle the 'r' in 'drei' lightly.

Example

Sind drei Tage genug?

Are three days enough?

Words in this phrase

Sind

[zint]

are

Form of 'sein' (to be) for 'wir', 'sie' and formal 'Sie'.

Example

Sind Sie müde?

Are you tired?

drei

[dry]

three

The number 3, often used when saying how many guests a table is for.

Example

Wir brauchen einen Tisch für drei.

We need a table for three.

Tage

[TAH-geh]

days

Plural of 'Tag', day.

Example

Ich habe drei Tage Urlaub.

I have three days of vacation.

möglich?

MURG-likh

possible?

Say it as 'MÖG-lich', with a rounded 'ö' and a soft 'ch' at the end.

Example

Ist das möglich?

Is that possible?

Words in this phrase

möglich

[MURG-likh]

possible

Adjective meaning something can be done or arranged.

Example

Ist eine Reservierung heute noch möglich?

Is a reservation still possible today?

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