How to Say ‘With funny costumes’ in German
Mit lustigen Kostümen
mit LOOS-tee-gen kos-TUE-men
[mit LOOS-tee-gen kos-TUE-men]
💬 Usage Tip: After mit, a describing word in front of a plural noun ends in -en. So lustige Kostüme becomes mit lustigen Kostümen, and the noun itself gains an -n too.
Phrase Breakdown
Mit
[mit]
with
"Mit" is a preposition meaning "with" and is used with the dative case.
Mit meiner Familie schaue ich die WM.
I watch the World Cup with my family.
lustigen
[LOOS-tee-gen]
funny
Adjective meaning amusing; ending changes with case.
Wir haben lustigen Spaß.
We have funny fun.
Kostümen
[kos-TUE-men]
costumes
Outfits for dressing up; dative plural form.
Die Gäste spielen mit Kostümen.
The guests play with costumes.
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