How to Say ‘The water stays completely cold.’ in German
Das Wasser bleibt ganz kalt.
dahs VAHS-ser blipe-t gants kahlt
[dahs VAHS-ser blipe-t gants kahlt]
💬 Usage Tip: bleibt "stays" is a handy way to describe something that isn't changing. For example: Die Heizung bleibt kalt "The heating stays cold".
Phrase Breakdown
Das Wasser
dahs VAHS-ser
The water
'Wasser' starts with a V sound: VAS-ser.
Das Wasser ist frisch.
The water is fresh.
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.
Wasser
[VAHS-ser]
water
Neuter noun (das Wasser); the drink or liquid in general.
Das Wasser ist kalt.
The water is cold.
bleibt ganz kalt.
blipe-t gants kahlt
stays completely cold.
'Bleibt' means 'stays' and 'ganz' means 'completely'. The z in 'ganz' sounds like 'ts'.
Der Kaffee bleibt ganz kalt.
The coffee stays completely cold.
Words in this phrase
bleibt
[blipe-t]
stays, remains
Form of 'bleiben'; something keeps the same state.
Die Tür bleibt offen.
The door stays open.
ganz
[gants]
completely
Here it means totally, fully.
Das Zimmer ist ganz dunkel.
The room is completely dark.
kalt
[kahlt]
cold
Having a low temperature.
Im Winter ist es sehr kalt.
In winter it is very cold.
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