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How to Say ‘It's nice there.’ in German

Da ist es schön.

dah ist es shern

[dah ist es shern]

💬 Usage Tip: When da comes first, the verb jumps ahead of es: Da ist es, not Da es ist.

Phrase Breakdown

Da ist

dah ist

there is

'Da' means 'there'. Starting with it puts the verb second.

Example

Da ist mein Bus.

There's my bus.

Words in this phrase

[dah]

there; in that

Refers to the point just made.

Example

Da bin ich anderer Meinung.

There I disagree.

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.

es schön.

es shern

it nice

Together the sentence means 'It's nice there.' Round your lips for 'ö': shön.

Example

Heute ist es schön.

It's nice today.

Words in this phrase

[es]

A neutral pronoun used to refer to a thing previously mentioned.

Example

Es ist ein schöner Tag.

It is a beautiful day.

schön

[shern]

nice

Used to express that meeting someone is pleasant.

Example

„Schön, Sie hier zu treffen“ klingt höflich und professionell.

“Nice to meet you here” sounds polite and professional.

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