How to Say ‘But it's low in acidity too.’ in German
Säurearm ist sie aber auch.
ZOY-reh-arm ist zee AH-behr ow-kh
[ZOY-reh-arm ist zee AH-behr ow-kh]
Phrase Breakdown
Säurearm ist sie
ZOY-reh-arm ist zee
It is low in acid
'Säurearm' means 'low-acid' and combines 'Säure' (acid) and 'arm' (poor). It is pronounced SOY-re-arm. The adjective comes first for emphasis.
Dieses Wasser ist säurearm.
This water is low in acid.
Words in this phrase
Säurearm
[ZOY-reh-arm]
low in acid
Having little acidity; gentle on the stomach.
Dieser Kaffee ist säurearm.
This coffee is low in acid.
ist
[ist]
is
A form of the verb 'sein' used for singular subjects.
Für viele Bewerber Ist ein gutes Teamklima entscheidend.
For many applicants, a good team climate is crucial.
sie
[zee]
she
The subject pronoun for a female person.
Sie ist da.
She is here.
aber auch.
AH-behr ow-kh
though, too
'Aber auch' here means 'but it's also...'. It adds a reassuring point.
Das ist aber auch lecker.
That's also tasty, though.
Words in this phrase
aber
[AH-behr]
But
Used to introduce a contrast or exception.
Ich würde gehen, aber es regnet.
I would go, but it is raining.
auch
[ow-kh]
also
In addition to; too.
Der Tisch ist voll und auch die Regale.
The table is full and also the shelves.
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