How to Say ‘It's in the system.’ in German
Die steht im System.
dee shtayt im zis-TAYM
[dee shtayt im zis-TAYM]
💬 Usage Tip: In speech, die often replaces sie "it/she" when pointing back to something just mentioned, here die Reservierung. stehen "to stand" is also used for things that are written down or listed somewhere.
Phrase Breakdown
Die steht
dee shtayt
It is (listed)
Here 'die' works as a pronoun meaning 'it' (the reservation). 'Steht' means 'is written or listed'. Say 'st' as 'sht'.
Die steht auf der Liste.
It's on the list.
Words in this phrase
Die
[dee]
it / that one
Demonstrative pronoun referring back to a feminine noun.
Die Jacke? Die ist neu.
The jacket? It's new.
steht
[shtayt]
says; is written
Used to say what text appears in a document.
Im Plan steht etwas anderes.
The plan says something different.
im System.
im zis-TAYM
in the system.
'Im' is short for 'in dem'. In 'System', say 'y' like 'ü' and stress the second syllable: sys-TEM.
Ihr Name ist im System.
Your name is in the system.
Words in this phrase
im
[im]
in the
A contraction of in dem, commonly used before masculine or neuter nouns in the dative case.
Im Gespräch mit Mitarbeitenden erfährt man viel über die Firma.
In conversation with employees, you learn a lot about the company.
System
[zis-TAYM]
system
Here, the computer booking system.
Ihr Name ist im System.
Your name is in the system.
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