Es ist ein großes Haus.
English: It is a big house.
- Language
- German
- Level
- A0
- Unit
- Adjektive, Präpositionen und Konnektoren
- Practice types
- 0
What this grammar point covers
Adjectives describe people, things, or feelings in German.
When to use it
Use adjectives to talk about color, size, age, or opinion about nouns.
Key forms
- Adjektiv + Nomen (ein großes Haus)
- sein + Adjektiv (Das Haus ist groß)
- klein, groß, schön, alt, neu
Examples
Sie ist glücklich.
English: She is happy.
Das Buch ist interessant.
English: The book is interesting.
Ich habe einen kleinen Hund.
English: I have a small dog.
Tips
- In German, adjectives before a noun change their ending depending on the noun.
- After sein (to be), adjectives do not change their ending.
- Common adjectives at A0: groß (big), klein (small), schön (beautiful), alt (old), neu (new).
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