How to Say ‘Phase two definitely canceled’ in German
Phase zwei definitiv abgebrochen
fah-zuh tsvay deh-fi-ni-teef ahb-ge-broh-khen
[fah-zuh tsvay deh-fi-ni-teef ahb-ge-broh-khen]
💬 Usage Tip: The word 'abgebrochen' can mean 'canceled' or 'aborted'. In everyday German, it means something has been stopped completely.
🇩🇪 In Germany: Germans often plan in phases and stages, reflecting their methodical approach to tasks.
Phrase Breakdown
Phase
[fah-zuh]
phase
A distinct period or stage in a process.
Die Phase der Planung wurde abgeschlossen.
The planning phase was completed.
zwei
[tsvay]
two
The number after one.
Phase zwei ist beendet.
Phase two is complete.
definitiv
[deh-fi-ni-teef]
definitely
Without doubt; for sure.
Das ist definitiv so.
That is definitely so.
abgebrochen
[ahb-ge-broh-khen]
canceled
To have stopped or discontinued.
Der Termin wurde abgebrochen.
The appointment was canceled.
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