How to Say ‘The hot water’ in German
Das warme Wasser
dahs VAR-muh VAH-ser
[dahs VAR-muh VAH-ser]
💬 Usage Tip: In [das warme Wasser], [warm] becomes [warme] because German adds endings to describing words before nouns. Same pattern: [das kalte Wasser], [das neue Bad].
Phrase Breakdown
Das
[dahs]
the
A neuter definite article, used here with warmes Wasser in declined form.
Das warme Wasser fehlt heute.
The hot water is missing today.
warme
[VAR-muh]
warm
An inflected adjective meaning warm, matching the noun Wasser.
Das warme Wasser funktioniert nicht.
The hot water is not working.
Wasser
[VAH-ser]
water
The noun for water, here referring to the hot water supply.
Das warme Wasser ist seit gestern weg.
The hot water has been gone since yesterday.
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