How to Say ‘Not in stock right now’ in German
Gerade nicht da
guh-RAH-duh nicht dah
[guh-RAH-duh nicht dah]
💬 Usage Tip: da haben literally means "to have there". It is everyday shop talk for "have in stock". For example, Haben Sie Sojamilch da? means "Do you have soy milk?"
Phrase Breakdown
Gerade
[guh-RAH-duh]
currently; right now
Indicates that something is the case at the present moment.
In Es gibt gerade ähnliche Stellen. bedeutet gerade „im Moment“.
In 'Es gibt gerade ähnliche Stellen.' 'gerade' means 'at the moment'.
nicht
[nicht]
not
Used to negate a sentence.
Dieses Angebot gibt's nicht mehr.
This offer no longer exists.
da
[dah]
here (present, arrived)
With 'sein', 'da' means someone has arrived or is present.
Endlich ist der Besuch da!
Finally the guests are here!
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