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How to Say ‘And the Brazilian one?’ in German

Und der aus Brasilien?

oont dair ows brah-ZEE-lee-en

[oont dair ows brah-ZEE-lee-en]

Phrase Breakdown

Und der

oont dair

And the one

A short way of asking about another option. 'der' stands for 'der Kaffee'.

Example

Und der hier?

And this one?

Words in this phrase

Und

[oont]

and

A conjunction used to connect sentences or elements in a sentence.

Example

Und ich freue mich.

And I am happy.

der

[dair]

he (that one)

Demonstrative used colloquially as 'he'.

Example

Der kommt später.

He's coming later.

aus Brasilien?

ows brah-ZEE-lee-en

from Brazil?

'Brasilien' is pronounced 'bra-ZEE-lee-en', with the 's' sounding like 'z'.

Example

Sie kommt aus Brasilien.

She comes from Brazil.

Words in this phrase

aus

[ows]

from

A preposition used to indicate origin or a starting point.

Example

Er kommt aus Berlin.

He comes from Berlin.

Brasilien

[brah-ZEE-lee-en]

Brazil

Country in South America, a big coffee producer.

Example

Ich war letztes Jahr in Brasilien.

I was in Brazil last year.

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