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German Phrase

Alles geklärt?

/ˈaləs ɡəˈklɛːɐ̯t/
Meaning"Is everything clear?"
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Meaning

This phrase literally translates to "Everything clarified?" or "Everything resolved?". It's used to ask if a situation, explanation, or issue has been fully understood or settled, implying that there are no remaining questions or problems.

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When to use

You would typically use "Alles geklärt?" after explaining something complex, concluding a discussion, or resolving a misunderstanding. It's a way to check for comprehension or confirm that a matter is closed.

✦Grammar Breakdown

Allesgeklärt?

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Alles

"Alles" means "everything" or "all." It's an indefinite pronoun used here as the subject of the implied sentence "Ist alles geklärt?"

2

geklärt

"Geklärt" is the past participle of the verb "klären" (to clarify, to resolve). In this phrase, it functions as an adjective, meaning "clarified" or "resolved." The full, formal sentence would be "Ist alles geklärt?" (Is everything clarified?).

🗨In Conversation

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Also, die Schritte sind: zuerst anmelden, dann das Formular ausfüllen und abschicken. Alles geklärt?

So, the steps are: first register, then fill out the form and send it. Is everything clear?

Ja, alles klar, danke!

Yes, everything's clear, thanks!

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✕Common Mistakes

  • Ist alles klar?

    While grammatically correct, "klar" often refers to visual clarity or obviousness. "Geklärt" (from "klären" - to clarify/resolve) is used when asking if a matter or explanation is understood and settled.

↔Alternatives

  • Ist alles verstanden?

    Is everything understood?

  • Haben Sie noch Fragen?

    Do you still have questions?

  • Sind wir uns einig?

    Are we in agreement?

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Cultural Tip

Germans value clarity and directness in communication. Asking "Alles geklärt?" is a straightforward way to ensure mutual understanding and avoid ambiguity. It's generally not considered rude but rather efficient, especially in professional or instructional settings.