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How to Say ‘Your German is great!’ in German

Dein Deutsch ist super!

dine doytch ist ZOO-per

[dine doytch ist ZOO-per]

Phrase Breakdown

Dein Deutsch

dine doytch

Your German

'Dein' rhymes with 'mine'. 'eu' in 'Deutsch' sounds like 'oy'.

Example

Dein Deutsch wird besser.

Your German is getting better.

Words in this phrase

Dein

[dine]

your

Informal possessive for 'you' (du), used with friends and family.

Example

Ist das dein Handy?

Is that your phone?

Deutsch

[doytch]

German

The German language; written with a capital letter as a noun.

Example

Deutsch ist eine schöne Sprache.

German is a beautiful language.

ist super!

ist ZOO-per

is great!

'super' is said 'ZOO-per', with a 'z' sound at the start. Say it with enthusiasm.

Example

Das Wetter ist super!

The weather is great!

Words in this phrase

ist

[ist]

is

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.

super

[ZOO-per]

great

Informal positive reaction meaning something is very good.

Example

Super, das passt perfekt in meinen Kalender.

Great, that fits perfectly in my calendar.

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