How to Say ‘It looks pretty full’ in German
Es sieht ziemlich voll aus
es zeet TSEEM-likh fol ows
[es zeet TSEEM-likh fol ows]
💬 Usage Tip: aussehen "to look (like)" splits apart: sieht sits in the middle and aus goes to the end. Swap in other words: Es sieht gut aus "It looks good".
Phrase Breakdown
Es sieht ziemlich
es zeet TSEEM-likh
It looks quite
'sieht' comes from 'aussehen' (to look like), and the 'h' is silent: 'zeet'. 'ziemlich' (quite) starts with a 'ts' sound.
Es sieht ziemlich gut aus.
It looks quite good.
Words in this phrase
Es
[es]
it
A neutral pronoun used to refer to a thing previously mentioned.
Es ist ein schöner Tag.
It is a beautiful day.
sieht
[zeet]
looks
Third person of 'see' or 'appear'.
Das sieht gut aus.
That looks good.
ziemlich
[TSEEM-likh]
quite; rather
Adverb softening or intensifying an adjective, like 'pretty'.
Es ist ziemlich kalt.
It's quite cold.
voll aus
fol ows
full
The 'v' in 'voll' sounds like 'f'. 'aus' is the separated prefix of 'aussehen' and goes at the end.
Der Bus sieht voll aus.
The bus looks full.
Words in this phrase
voll
[fol]
full; crowded
Describes something filled up; for a place, it means crowded with people.
Der Bus ist heute sehr voll.
The bus is very full today.
aus
[ows]
(part of 'aussehen')
Separable prefix of aussehen, 'to look/appear', moved to the end.
Sie sehen heute besser aus.
You look better today.
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