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How do you say "this tastes amazing" in German?

Das schmeckt fantastisch.

Phrase

In German, "this tastes amazing" is Das schmeckt fantastisch..

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Pronunciation

Pronounced 'dass SHMEKT fan-TAS-tish', where sch always makes an 'sh' sound.

Grammar notes

"Das schmeckt fantastisch." is a set phrase used as shown in the example below.

Example sentence

this tastes amazing

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How to remember Das schmeckt fantastisch.

Fantastisch is close enough to English 'fantastic' that you can lean on the similarity, just soften the ending to 'tish'.

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Questions about Das schmeckt fantastisch.

How do you say "this tastes amazing" in German?

In German, "this tastes amazing" is Das schmeckt fantastisch.. It's a common phrase.

How is Das schmeckt fantastisch. used in a sentence?

Use Das schmeckt fantastisch. as you would use the equivalent phrase in English. For example: (this tastes amazing).

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