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How to Say ‘Germany, of course!’ in German

Für Deutschland, natürlich!

fyr DOYCH-lahnt nah-TUER-likh

[fyr DOYCH-lahnt nah-TUER-likh]

🇩🇪 In Germany: Germans get openly patriotic about football in a way they usually avoid otherwise. Flags on cars and public viewing screens are normal during tournaments.

Phrase Breakdown

Für Deutschland,

fyr DOYCH-lahnt

For Germany,

'eu' in 'Deutschland' sounds like 'oy' in 'boy': DOYTCH-lant.

Example

Für Deutschland brauche ich ein Visum.

I need a visa for Germany.

Words in this phrase

Für

[fyr]

for

A preposition indicating purpose or destination.

Example

Das ist für dich.

This is for you.

Deutschland

[DOYCH-lahnt]

Germany

The country name.

Example

Deutschland spielt heute.

Germany plays today.

natürlich!

nah-TUER-likh

of course!

Stress the middle syllable: na-TÜR-lich. End with the soft 'ch'.

Example

Ja, natürlich!

Yes, of course!

Words in this phrase

natürlich

[nah-TUER-likh]

of course

Expresses that something is obvious.

Example

Natürlich komme ich!

Of course I'm coming!

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