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How to Say ‘A faster ordering process’ in German

Ein schnellerer Bestellprozess

ine SHNEL-er-er be-SHTEL-pro-tsess

[ine SHNEL-er-er be-SHTEL-pro-tsess]

💬 Usage Tip: schneller "faster" gets an extra -er ending here because it sits before a der word after ein. So you get ein schnellerer Prozess, which looks odd but is correct.

Phrase Breakdown

Ein schnellerer

ine SHNEL-er-er

A faster

'schnellerer' is the comparative of 'schnell' with an ending. Say it slowly: SCHNEL-le-rer.

Example

Ein schnellerer Zug kommt gleich.

A faster train is coming soon.

Words in this phrase

Ein

[ine]

The indefinite article 'ein'.

Example

Ich brauche ein Auto.

I need a car.

schnellerer

[SHNEL-er-er]

faster

Comparative of 'schnell' (fast), with masculine ending -er.

Example

Wir brauchen einen schnelleren Computer.

We need a faster computer.

Bestellprozess

[be-SHTEL-pro-tsess]

ordering process

Compound noun: bestellen (order) + Prozess (process); masculine.

Example

Der Bestellprozess ist zu kompliziert.

The ordering process is too complicated.

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