How to Say ‘This is my employment contract’ in German
Das ist mein Arbeitsvertrag
dahs ist mine AR-bites-fer-trahk
[dahs ist mine AR-bites-fer-trahk]
💬 Usage Tip: The s in Arbeitsvertrag just links Arbeit "work" and Vertrag "contract". You'll see the same link in Arbeitszeit "working hours".
Phrase Breakdown
Das ist
dahs ist
This is
Say 'dahs ist'. Use it to point something out.
Das ist mein Sohn.
This is my son.
Words in this phrase
Das
[dahs]
that / this
Refers to the idea, concept, or project being discussed.
Für wen ist das Format interessant?
Who is this format interesting for?
ist
[ist]
is
A form of the verb 'sein' used for singular subjects.
Für viele Bewerber Ist ein gutes Teamklima entscheidend.
For many applicants, a good team climate is crucial.
mein Arbeitsvertrag
mine AR-bites-fer-trahk
my employment contract
A compound of 'Arbeit' (work) and 'Vertrag' (contract). Say 'AR-baits-fer-trahk'. The 'v' sounds like 'f'.
Mein Arbeitsvertrag ist unbefristet.
My employment contract is permanent.
Words in this phrase
mein
[mine]
my
'Mein' means 'my' and refers to something belonging to the speaker.
Ja, mein Bruder auch freut sich auf die WM.
Yes, my brother is also looking forward to the World Cup.
Arbeitsvertrag
[AR-bites-fer-trahk]
employment contract
The written agreement between you and your employer.
Ich habe den Arbeitsvertrag unterschrieben.
I signed the employment contract.
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