How to Say ‘The project starts on the first of March.’ in German
Das Projekt beginnt am ersten März.
dahs pro-YEKT beh-GINT ahm AIR-sten mairts
[dahs pro-YEKT beh-GINT ahm AIR-sten mairts]
Phrase Breakdown
Das Projekt beginnt
dahs pro-YEKT beh-GINT
The project starts
'beginnt' is stressed on the second syllable: 'be-GINNT'.
Der Kurs beginnt heute.
The course starts today.
Words in this phrase
Das
[dahs]
the
Definite article used with the noun 'Gespräch.'
Das Gespräch hat mir neue Einblicke gegeben.
The conversation gave me new insights.
Projekt
[pro-YEKT]
project
A planned piece of work with a goal; neuter noun.
Das Projekt ist sehr wichtig.
The project is very important.
beginnt
[beh-GINT]
begins
Form of 'beginnen', to start.
Die Show beginnt jetzt.
The show begins now.
am ersten März.
ahm AIR-sten mairts
on the first of March.
Date expression: 'am' + 'ersten' + month.
Wir fahren am ersten März.
We're leaving on the first of March.
Words in this phrase
am
[ahm]
on the
Contracted preposition and article used before days.
Am Montag passt es leider nicht.
On Monday it unfortunately does not work.
ersten
[AIR-sten]
first
Form of 'erste' after 'am', used to say on which date something happens.
Wir fahren am ersten Juli in Urlaub.
We go on holiday on the first of July.
März
[mairts]
March
The third month of the year.
Im März beginnt der Frühling.
Spring begins in March.
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