How do you say "Still cold" in German?

"Still cold" in German is "Noch kalt". This phrase is commonly used in Germany.

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How to Say ‘Still cold’ in German

Q: What does "Noch kalt" mean in English?

"Noch kalt" means "Still cold" in English. Usage tip: [noch] here means "still," not "another." Same idea in [Es ist noch früh] = "It's still early."

Noch kalt

nokh kahlt

[nokh kahlt]

💬 Usage Tip: [noch] here means "still," not "another." Same idea in [Es ist noch früh] = "It's still early."

Phrase Breakdown

Noch

[nokh]

still

Used to say something continues up to now.

Example

Es ist noch kalt am Morgen.

It is still cold in the morning.

kalt

[kahlt]

cold

Describes cold weather or low temperature.

Example

Heute ist es kalt draußen.

Today it is cold outside.

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