How to Say ‘At first only for customers in Germany.’ in German
Erst nur für Kunden in Deutschland.
airst noor fyr KOON-den in DOYCH-lahnt
[airst noor fyr KOON-den in DOYCH-lahnt]
Phrase Breakdown
Erst nur für Kunden
airst noor fyr KOON-den
At first only for customers
'Erst' means 'at first' here. Pronounce the 'rst' clearly. 'nur' rhymes with 'tour'.
Erst nur für Kunden mit Karte.
At first only for customers with a card.
Words in this phrase
Erst
[airst]
first
With 'mal' it means 'for now' or 'first of all'.
Erst mal essen wir.
First, let's eat.
nur
[noor]
only
No more than; exclusively.
Nur du kannst das tun.
Only you can do that.
für
[fyr]
for
A preposition indicating purpose or destination.
Das ist für dich.
This is for you.
Kunden
[KOON-den]
customers
Plural of 'der Kunde'; people who buy from a company.
Unsere Kunden sind zufrieden.
Our customers are satisfied.
in Deutschland.
in DOYCH-lahnt
in Germany
'eu' sounds like 'oy' and 'tsch' sounds like 'ch' in 'church': DOYTSCH-land.
Ich wohne in Deutschland.
I live in Germany.
Words in this phrase
in
[in]
in
Expressing the situation of something that is or appears to be enclosed or surrounded by something else.
Das Haus steht in Trümmern.
The house is in ruins.
Deutschland
[DOYCH-lahnt]
Germany
The country name.
Deutschland spielt heute.
Germany plays today.
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