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How to Say ‘That sounds nice too’ in German

Das klingt auch schön

dahs klingkt ow-kh shern

[dahs klingkt ow-kh shern]

Phrase Breakdown

Das klingt

dahs klingkt

That sounds

'Klingt' comes from 'klingen' (to sound). Pronounce the 'ng' as in 'sing', followed by a crisp 't'.

Example

Das klingt gut.

That sounds good.

Words in this phrase

Das

[dahs]

that / it

'Das' can mean 'that' or 'it', depending on context.

Example

Das macht Spaß beim WM-Schauen.

That is fun when watching the World Cup.

klingt

[klingkt]

sounds

From the verb klingen, meaning to sound or seem in a certain way.

Example

Klingt die Beschreibung der Firma für dich interessant?

Does the description of the company sound interesting to you?

auch schön

ow-kh shern

nice too

'Auch' means 'too' or 'also'. For 'schön', round your lips for the 'ö'.

Example

Das Wetter ist auch schön.

The weather is nice too.

Words in this phrase

auch

[ow-kh]

also

In addition to; too.

Example

Der Tisch ist voll und auch die Regale.

The table is full and also the shelves.

schön

[shern]

nice / lovely

A positive reaction meaning something sounds good, pleasant, or appealing.

Example

Schön, das passt gut zum Publikum.

Nice, that fits the audience well.

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