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How do you say "that sounds great" in German?

Das klingt großartig.

Phrase

In German, "that sounds great" is Das klingt großartig..

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Pronunciation

Pronounced 'dahs klingt GROHS-ahr-tikh', with stress on 'klingt' and 'grohs'.

Grammar notes

"Das klingt großartig." is a set phrase used as shown in the example below.

Example sentence

that sounds great

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How to remember Das klingt großartig.

Klingt is close to the English word 'clinks' or 'sounds', a nice image of a good idea ringing true.

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Questions about Das klingt großartig.

How do you say "that sounds great" in German?

In German, "that sounds great" is Das klingt großartig.. It's a common phrase.

How is Das klingt großartig. used in a sentence?

Use Das klingt großartig. as you would use the equivalent phrase in English. For example: (that sounds great).

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