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Denn du bist so süß wie ein Brötchen.

Because you are as sweet as a bun.

Language note: 'Süß' means 'sweet', and is used both literally and metaphorically, just like in English.

Culture note: Germans love their bread, and linking someone’s sweetness to a bun is both humorous and culturally relevant.

Word-by-Word Breakdown

Denn

[den]

because

Used to give a reason for something.

Denn es ist spät.

Because it is late.

du

[doo]

you

Second person singular pronoun.

Du bist müde.

You are tired.

bist

[bist]

are

Second person singular of 'to be'.

Du bist schnell.

You are fast.

so

[zo]

so

To such a great extent.

Es ist so kalt.

It is so cold.

süß

[zooss]

sweet

Having a pleasant taste or charm.

Der Kuchen ist süß.

The cake is sweet.

wie

[vee]

like

Similar to something or someone.

Er ist wie ein Bruder.

He is like a brother.

ein

[ine]

a

Used to indicate one single thing.

Ich habe ein Buch.

I have a book.

Brötchen

[BROETCH-en]

bread roll

A small, usually round individual loaf of bread.

Wir essen ein Brötchen.

We are eating a bread roll.

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