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How to Say ‘There are four of us’ in German

Wir sind zu viert

veer zint tsoo feert

[veer zint tsoo feert]

💬 Usage Tip: zu plus a number ending in -t tells how many are in a group. Swap the number for zu zweit "two of us" or zu dritt "three of us".

Phrase Breakdown

Wir sind

veer zint

We are

'sind' is the 'wir' form of 'sein' (to be).

Example

Wir sind müde.

We are tired.

Words in this phrase

Wir

[veer]

we

Pronoun for a group including the speaker.

Example

Wir arbeiten gern zusammen.

We like working together.

sind

[zint]

are

Form of 'sein' (to be) for 'wir', 'sie' and formal 'Sie'.

Example

Sind Sie müde?

Are you tired?

zu viert

tsoo feert

four of us

'zu' plus a number form means 'as a group of'. 'v' sounds like 'f': FEERT.

Example

Wir fahren zu viert.

The four of us are driving.

Words in this phrase

zu

[tsoo]

(in 'zu viert') as a group of

With a number form ending in -t, 'zu' says how many people are together.

Example

Wir gehen zu dritt essen.

The three of us are going to eat.

viert

[feert]

four (in 'zu viert')

Form of 'vier' used in 'zu viert' meaning 'the four of us/them'.

Example

Sie wohnen zu viert in der Wohnung.

The four of them live in the flat.

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