How to Say ‘Does... suit?’ in German
Passt
pahst
[pahst]
💬 Usage Tip: From "passen" = to fit/suit. Depending on tone and sentence, it can mean "that works" or "does that work?"
🇩🇪 In Germany: You'll hear this all the time in Germany for times, plans, clothing, and logistics—super German all-rounder.
Phrase Breakdown
Passt
[pahst]
works / suits
Used to confirm that a time, date, or arrangement is suitable.
Passt der Termin am Freitag für Ihre Besichtigung?
Does the appointment on Friday work for your inspection?
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