How to Say ‘Good idea, that saves time.’ in German
Gute Idee, das spart Zeit.
GOO-teh ee-DAY dahs shpahrt tsayt
[GOO-teh ee-DAY dahs shpahrt tsayt]
🇩🇪 In Germany: Germans tend to back agreement with a concrete reason rather than just praising an idea. Adding why it works makes your support sound more serious in a meeting.
Phrase Breakdown
Gute Idee,
GOO-teh ee-DAY
Good idea,
A short way to agree with someone. Say 'GOO-teh ee-DAY'.
Gute Idee, machen wir das!
Good idea, let's do that!
Words in this phrase
Gute
[GOO-teh]
good
Form of 'gut' before a feminine noun.
Gute Nacht!
Good night!
Idee
[ee-DAY]
idea
A thought or suggestion; feminine noun (die Idee).
Die Idee ist super.
The idea is great.
das spart Zeit.
dahs shpahrt tsayt
that saves time.
Remember 'shp' for 'sp': 'das shpart tsite'.
Online-Banking spart Zeit.
Online banking saves time.
Words in this phrase
das
[dahs]
that; this; it
A demonstrative or pronoun used to refer to a thing, idea, or statement.
Das klingt nach einer guten Arbeitsatmosphäre.
That sounds like a good working atmosphere.
spart
[shpahrt]
saves
Form of 'sparen' (to save), used for time or money.
Der Zug spart viel Geld.
The train saves a lot of money.
Zeit
[tsayt]
time
Refers to the concept of time.
Ich habe keine Zeit.
I have no time.
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