How to Say ‘Unfortunately we're already fully booked then.’ in German
Da sind wir leider schon komplett ausgebucht.
dah zint veer shohn kom-PLET OWS-geh-bookht
[dah zint veer shohn kom-PLET OWS-geh-bookht]
💬 Usage Tip: da here means "then, at that time", not "there". It points back to the time just mentioned.
Phrase Breakdown
Da sind wir leider
dah zint veer
Then we are unfortunately
'Da' refers back to the time just mentioned. 'leider' means 'unfortunately' and sounds like 'LIE-der'.
Da sind wir leider nicht da.
Unfortunately we're not there then.
Words in this phrase
Da
[dah]
then (at that time)
Refers back to a time just mentioned.
Da habe ich keine Zeit.
I have no time then.
sind
[zint]
are
Form of sein meaning are.
Sie sind heute pünktlich.
You are on time today.
wir
[veer]
we
Pronoun for a group including the speaker.
Wir arbeiten gern zusammen.
We like working together.
leider
schon komplett ausgebucht.
shohn kom-PLET OWS-geh-bookht
already fully booked.
'ausgebucht' means 'booked out'. Stress 'aus' in 'ausgebucht'.
Das Hotel ist ausgebucht.
The hotel is fully booked.
Words in this phrase
schon
[shohn]
already
By this time; prior to a specified time.
Er ist schon weg.
He is already gone.
komplett
[kom-PLET]
completely
Means entirely or fully.
Das Hotel ist komplett voll.
The hotel is completely full.
ausgebucht
[OWS-geh-bookht]
fully booked
No more reservations available.
Das Restaurant ist ausgebucht.
The restaurant is fully booked.
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