How to Say ‘The World Cup is in your country, right?’ in German
Die WM ist ja bei euch.
dee vay-EM ist yah bye oykh
[dee vay-EM ist yah bye oykh]
💬 Usage Tip: The little ja here isn't "yes". It means "as we both know", turning the sentence into a shared observation.
Phrase Breakdown
Die WM ist ja
dee vay-EM ist yah
The World Cup is, you know,
'WM' (Weltmeisterschaft) is said 'vay-EM'. 'ja' here is a particle meaning 'as you know'.
Die WM ist ja im Sommer.
The World Cup is in summer, you know.
Words in this phrase
Die
[dee]
the
Definite article used to specify something already known.
Die Katze ist süß.
The cat is cute.
WM
[vay-EM]
World Cup
Short for 'Weltmeisterschaft'.
Die WM ist im Sommer.
The World Cup is in summer.
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.
ja
[yah]
(emphasis) after all, look
Particle expressing that something is obvious or noticed with mild surprise.
Das ist ja toll!
That's really great!
bei euch.
bye oykh
in your country.
'bei euch' means 'at your place' or 'where you (plural) are'. 'euch' sounds like 'oych'.
Wie ist das Wetter bei euch?
How is the weather where you are?
Words in this phrase
bei
[bye]
with / at (someone's place)
Preposition with dative; 'bei jemandem' means at someone's home.
Ich wohne bei meiner Oma.
I live at my grandma's.
euch
[oykh]
you (plural)
Dative of 'ihr'; here 'at your place / in your country'.
Ich komme zu euch.
I'm coming to you.
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