How to Say ‘Medium is 0,3 liters.’ in German
Mittel ist 0,3 Liter.
MIT-tel ist nool KOM-ah dry LEE-ter
[MIT-tel ist nool KOM-ah dry LEE-ter]
💬 Usage Tip: Germans write a comma where English uses a decimal point. Read 0,3 aloud as null Komma drei "zero point three".
Phrase Breakdown
Mittel ist
MIT-tel ist
Medium is
This starts the answer by naming the size. Stress the first syllable: "MIT-tel ist".
Mittel ist genug für mich.
Medium is enough for me.
Words in this phrase
Mittel
[MIT-tel]
medium (size)
The middle size, used as the subject of the sentence.
Mittel kostet drei Euro.
Medium costs three euros.
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.
0,3 Liter.
nool KOM-ah dry LEE-ter
0.3 liters.
German uses a comma as the decimal point. Read it as "null Komma drei Liter". "Liter" sounds like "LEE-ter".
Die Flasche hat 0,3 Liter.
The bottle holds 0.3 liters.
Words in this phrase
0,3
[nool KOM-ah dry]
0.3
Zero point three; Germans use a comma as decimal point. Read 'null Komma drei'.
Ein Glas mit 0,3 Liter ist klein.
A 0.3 litre glass is small.
Liter
[LEE-ter]
litre
Unit of volume used for drink sizes.
Die Flasche hat einen Liter.
The bottle holds one litre.
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