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How to Say ‘No, already in March.’ in German

Nein, schon im März.

nine shohn im mairts

[nine shohn im mairts]

💬 Usage Tip: Here schon means "already", meaning it is sooner than you thought. Often it simply adds emphasis, as in "it really is March".

Phrase Breakdown

Nein, schon

nine shohn

No, already

'Nein' sounds like 'nine'. Here 'schon' means 'already' or 'earlier than expected'.

Example

Nein, schon fertig!

No, already done!

Words in this phrase

Nein

[nine]

Used to answer negatively or refuse something.

Example

Nein, danke.

No, thank you.

schon

[shohn]

already

By this time; prior to a specified time.

Example

Er ist schon weg.

He is already gone.

im März.

im mairts

in March.

Use 'im' with months. Say 'im mairts'.

Example

Im März ist es kalt.

It's cold in March.

Words in this phrase

[im]

in the

A contraction of in dem, commonly used before masculine or neuter nouns in the dative case.

Example

Im Gespräch mit Mitarbeitenden erfährt man viel über die Firma.

In conversation with employees, you learn a lot about the company.

März

[mairts]

March

The third month of the year.

Example

Im März beginnt der Frühling.

Spring begins in March.

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