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How to Say ‘Good, a large coffee.’ in German

Gut, ein großer Kaffee.

goot ine GROH-ser ka-FAY

[goot ine GROH-ser ka-FAY]

Phrase Breakdown

Gut, ein großer

goot ine GROH-ser

Good, a large

"Gut" confirms the order, with a long "u" like "goot". It flows straight into "ein großer".

Example

Gut, ein großer Tee.

Good, a large tea.

Words in this phrase

Gut

[goot]

good / fine

Used to show approval or that something is okay.

Example

Gut, dann komme ich morgen.

Good, then I’ll come tomorrow.

ein

[ine]

a; an

The article used before the masculine noun "Schuss."

Example

In „Wow, was für ein Schuss!“ steht „ein“ vor „Schuss“.

In "Wow, what a shot!", "ein" comes before "Schuss."

großer

[GROH-ser]

large

Form of 'groß' (big) used before a masculine noun after 'ein'.

Example

Ich möchte einen großer Becher... nein: ein großer Tee, bitte.

A large tea, please.

Kaffee.

ka-FAY

coffee.

This noun is masculine ("der Kaffee"). In Germany it is usually stressed on the first syllable: "KAF-fay".

Example

Der Kaffee ist heiß.

The coffee is hot.

Words in this phrase

Kaffee

[ka-FAY]

coffee

Often used as shorthand for an informal coffee meeting.

Example

Lass uns auf einen Kaffee treffen.

Let's meet for a coffee.

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