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How to Say ‘Now everything is clear.’ in German

Jetzt ist alles klar.

yetst ist AL-les klar

[yetst ist AL-les klar]

💬 Usage Tip: klar is very common on its own as a quick "got it" or "sure". Alles klar alone also works as a casual "all good".

Phrase Breakdown

Jetzt ist

yetst ist

Now is

'Jetzt' means 'now'. The 'J' sounds like 'y' and 'tz' like 'ts': 'yetst'.

Example

Jetzt ist Pause.

Now it's break time.

Words in this phrase

Jetzt

[yetst]

now

At the present time.

Example

Ich gehe jetzt.

I'm going now.

ist

[ist]

A form of the verb 'sein' used for singular subjects.

Example

Für viele Bewerber Ist ein gutes Teamklima entscheidend.

For many applicants, a good team climate is crucial.

alles klar.

AL-les klar

everything clear.

'alles klar' is a very common phrase meaning 'all clear' or 'got it'.

Example

Alles klar, bis morgen!

Got it, see you tomorrow!

Words in this phrase

alles

[AL-les]

everything

Refers to all things together, treated as singular.

Example

Alles ist in Ordnung.

Everything is fine.

klar

[klar]

clear

With 'alles' it means 'all right, got it'.

Example

Ist das klar?

Is that clear?

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