How to Say ‘But the heating is warm.’ in German
Die Heizung ist aber warm.
dee HITE-soong ist AH-ber varm
[dee HITE-soong ist AH-ber varm]
💬 Usage Tip: aber "but" can sit in the middle of the sentence, not just at the start. There it adds a gentle contrast, like "the heating is warm, though".
Phrase Breakdown
Die Heizung
dee HITE-soong
The heating
'Heizung' means the heating or radiator. 'ei' sounds like 'eye' and 'z' sounds like 'ts'.
Die Heizung ist an.
The heating is on.
Words in this phrase
Die
[dee]
the
Definite article used to specify something already known.
Die Katze ist süß.
The cat is cute.
Heizung
[HITE-soong]
heating, radiator
The system or radiator that warms a home.
Die Heizung ist im Winter wichtig.
The heating is important in winter.
ist aber warm.
ist AH-ber varm
is warm, though.
'Aber' here means 'though' or 'however' and shows contrast. The 'w' in 'warm' sounds like a 'v'.
Das Zimmer ist aber warm.
The room is warm, though.
Words in this phrase
ist
[ist]
is
A form of the verb 'sein' used for singular subjects.
Für viele Bewerber Ist ein gutes Teamklima entscheidend.
For many applicants, a good team climate is crucial.
aber
[AH-ber]
but
Connects contrasting ideas.
Ich will, aber ich kann nicht.
I want to, but I can't.
warm
[varm]
warm
Pleasantly hot; not cold.
Heute ist es warm draußen.
It's warm outside today.
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