How to Say ‘Is complete’ in German
Ist vollständig
ist FOL-shten-dikh
[ist FOL-shten-dikh]
💬 Usage Tip: "Vollständig" means "complete" or "full." This phrase is grammatically fine, but on its own it sounds a bit unfinished, because German usually wants a subject before "ist."
🇩🇪 In Germany: You are more likely to hear this in formal contexts like paperwork, forms, or customer service than in casual conversation.
Phrase Breakdown
Ist
[ist]
is
Third-person singular form of sein, meaning is.
Der Bericht ist fertig.
The report is finished.
vollständig
[FOL-shten-dikh]
complete; complete in full
An adjective meaning complete, entire, or with nothing missing.
Die Liste ist vollständig.
The list is complete.
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