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How to Say ‘Ah, good to know.’ in German

Ah, gut zu wissen.

ah goot tsoo VIS-sen

[ah goot tsoo VIS-sen]

Phrase Breakdown

Ah, gut

ah goot

Ah, good

'Ah' shows you just understood something. 'Gut' has a long 'oo' sound and a clear 't' at the end.

Example

Ah, gut, dann komme ich.

Ah, good, then I'll come.

Words in this phrase

[ah]

Interjection showing sudden understanding.

Example

Ah, so funktioniert das!

Ah, that's how it works!

gut

[goot]

good

Adjective meaning good, fine, or satisfactory.

Example

Ein gutes Gespräch beginnt oft mit einer Frage.

A good conversation often begins with a question.

zu wissen.

tsoo VIS-sen

to know.

Say 'zu' as 'tsoo'. The 'w' in 'wissen' sounds like an English 'v': VIS-sen.

Example

Das ist schön zu wissen.

That's nice to know.

Words in this phrase

[tsoo]

Used to indicate direction or purpose.

Example

Ich habe es zu tun.

I have to do it.

wissen

[VIS-sen]

to know

To know a fact or information.

Example

Ich möchte das wissen.

I'd like to know that.

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