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How to Say ‘Then two days are okay.’ in German

Dann sind zwei Tage okay.

dan zint tsvy TAH-geh oh-KAY

[dan zint tsvy TAH-geh oh-KAY]

💬 Usage Tip: When a sentence starts with dann, the verb jumps right after it: dann sind, not dann zwei Tage sind.

Phrase Breakdown

Dann sind zwei Tage

dan zint tsvy TAH-geh

Then two days are

'Dann' (then) comes first, so the verb 'sind' comes second, as German word order requires.

Example

Dann sind wir fertig.

Then we are done.

Words in this phrase

Dann

[dan]

then

Used to indicate a time following another event.

Example

Dann gehe ich nach Hause.

Then I will go home.

sind

[zint]

are

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

Example

Sind Sie müde?

Are you tired?

zwei

[tsvy]

two

The number 2.

Example

Wir sind zwei Personen.

We are two people.

Tage

[TAH-geh]

days

Plural of 'Tag', day.

Example

Ich habe drei Tage Urlaub.

I have three days of vacation.

okay.

oh-KAY

okay / fine

Germans use 'okay' just like English speakers, often pronounced 'oh-KAY'.

Example

Das ist okay.

That's okay.

Words in this phrase

okay

[oh-KAY]

okay

Casual word showing agreement or attention.

Example

Okay, wir fangen an.

Okay, let's start.

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