How to Say ‘Only cold water’ in German
Nur kaltes Wasser
noor KAL-tess VAH-ser
[noor KAL-tess VAH-ser]
Phrase Breakdown
Nur
[noor]
only
Limits the meaning to just one thing.
Nur kaltes Wasser kommt aus dem Hahn.
Only cold water comes from the tap.
kaltes
[KAL-tess]
cold
Adjective meaning 'cold'; here it describes 'Wasser.'
Nur kaltes Wasser ist verfügbar.
Only cold water is available.
Wasser
[VAH-ser]
water
Common noun for water; very important in housing and plumbing contexts.
Nur kaltes Wasser kommt in der Küche.
Only cold water is coming in the kitchen.
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