意味
To describe pleasant weather conditions.
文化的背景
Weather is the ultimate 'neutral' topic. In a culture that values privacy and doesn't usually engage in deep small talk with strangers, the weather is the one universally accepted bridge. The term 'Kaiserwetter' is frequently used here, referring to the beautiful sunny days during the reign of Emperor Franz Joseph I, who was said to have 'emperor's luck' with the weather. In the North, where it is often rainy and windy, 'Das Wetter ist schön' is said with genuine excitement and is often followed by 'Man muss es ausnutzen' (One must take advantage of it). Weather talk often revolves around the 'Föhn', a warm wind from the Alps. When the weather is 'schön' because of the Föhn, people often mention it as it can cause headaches.
The 'Oder' Trick
Add 'oder?' (right?) at the end to turn it into a question and invite the other person to speak.
Umlaut Alert
Never forget the dots on 'schön'. 'Schon' means 'already' and will confuse people.
意味
To describe pleasant weather conditions.
The 'Oder' Trick
Add 'oder?' (right?) at the end to turn it into a question and invite the other person to speak.
Umlaut Alert
Never forget the dots on 'schön'. 'Schon' means 'already' and will confuse people.
Regional Flair
In Bavaria, you can say 'Pfundiges Wetter!' for a very local, informal version of 'nice weather'.
Small Talk Safety
If you don't know what to say to a German, mention the weather. It is never considered rude or weird.
自分をテスト
Fill in the missing word to complete the sentence.
Das Wetter ___ schön.
The subject 'Das Wetter' is third person singular, so we use 'ist'.
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Choose the right option:
'Wetter' is a neuter noun ({das|n}) and 'schön' needs the umlaut.
Match the German phrase to its English meaning.
Match the following:
These are basic weather-related correspondences.
Complete the dialogue with the most natural phrase.
A: Hallo! Schau mal nach draußen. B: Oh ja, ___!
In the context of looking outside at something positive, 'das Wetter ist schön' is the most logical response.
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ビジュアル学習ツール
Schön vs. Schon
練習問題バンク
4 問題Das Wetter ___ schön.
The subject 'Das Wetter' is third person singular, so we use 'ist'.
Choose the right option:
'Wetter' is a neuter noun ({das|n}) and 'schön' needs the umlaut.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
These are basic weather-related correspondences.
A: Hallo! Schau mal nach draußen. B: Oh ja, ___!
In the context of looking outside at something positive, 'das Wetter ist schön' is the most logical response.
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よくある質問
10 問Yes, 'Das Wetter ist gut' is perfectly correct and very common. 'Schön' is just slightly more descriptive and positive.
Not at all. It is a neutral word used by everyone, from children to professors.
Use the past tense of 'ist': 'Das Wetter war schön.'
You can say 'Das Wetter ist okay' or 'Das Wetter ist ganz nett'.
It's a cultural habit that provides a safe, non-controversial way to interact with others in public.
Yes, 'Du bist schön' means 'You are beautiful', but be careful as it is much more personal than talking about the weather!
Use the verb 'werden': 'Das Wetter wird schön.'
Yes, 'Hammer Wetter!' or 'Geiles Wetter!' are very common among younger people.
It's a specific term for a perfect, sunny day with a blue sky, often used in Austria and Southern Germany.
Only as a short exclamation, like 'Schönes Wetter heute, was?'. In a full sentence, you need 'Das'.
関連フレーズ
Die Sonne scheint
similarThe sun is shining
Es ist schönes Wetter
synonymIt is nice weather
Das Wetter ist schlecht
contrastThe weather is bad
Kaiserwetter
specialized formEmperor's weather
Wetterbericht
builds onWeather report
