How to Say ‘Yes, a pretzel, please.’ in German
Ja, eine Brezn, bitte.
yah EYE-nuh BRAY-tsn BIT-eh
[yah EYE-nuh BRAY-tsn BIT-eh]
Phrase Breakdown
Ja, eine Brezn,
yah EYE-nuh BRAY-tsn
Yes, a pretzel,
'Brezn' is the Bavarian word for pretzel (standard German: 'Brezel'). Say it 'BRAY-tsn'.
Ich esse eine Brezn.
I'm eating a pretzel.
Words in this phrase
Ja
[yah]
yes
Basic word for agreeing.
Ja, gerne!
Yes, gladly!
eine
[EYE-nuh]
a; an; one
Feminine form of the indefinite article, used before singular feminine nouns.
Eine offene Kultur ist mir bei einem Unternehmen wichtig.
An open culture is important to me in a company.
Brezn
[BRAY-tsn]
pretzel
Bavarian word for a pretzel (standard German: Brezel), a feminine noun.
Die Brezn ist frisch und warm.
The pretzel is fresh and warm.
bitte.
BIT-eh
please.
The polite word that ends the order.
Noch ein Bier, bitte.
Another beer, please.
Words in this phrase
bitte
[BIT-eh]
please
Polite word for requests.
Einen Moment, bitte.
One moment, please.
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