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German Phrase

Standardversand gibt's.

/ˈʃtandartfɛɐ̯ˈzant ɡɪpt͡s/
Meaning"Standard shipping is available."
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Meaning

The sentence tells the listener that a standard shipping option is available. It is the short, informal way to say ‘Standard shipping is offered’ and is common on product pages or in quick customer‑service answers.

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When to use

Use this phrase when you want to confirm that the default (often cheapest) shipping method is available – e.g., on an online shop, in a chat with a customer, or when comparing shipping options.

Grammar Breakdown

Standardversandgibt's

1

Compound noun

Standardversand is a compound noun (Standard + Versand) meaning ‘standard shipping’. In German compounds are written together without spaces.

2

es gibt → gibt's

‘gibt’s’ is the colloquial contraction of ‘gibt es’. It is used in spoken German and informal writing to mean ‘there is/are’.

3

Impersonal verb geben

The verb geben is used impersonally with ‘es’ to introduce the existence of something: ‘es gibt …’.

🗨In Conversation

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Wie lange dauert der Versand?

How long does the shipping take?

Standardversand gibt's, er kommt in 3‑5 Werktagen.

Standard shipping is available; it arrives in 3‑5 business days.

B

Common Mistakes

  • Standardversand gibt.

    The verb ‘geben’ needs the dummy subject ‘es’ – the correct form is ‘gibt es’ or the colloquial ‘gibt's’.

  • Standardversand gibts.

    The apostrophe is required in the spoken contraction; writing ‘gibts’ is considered a spelling error.

  • Standard Versand gibt's.

    Compound nouns are written together in German; separating them changes the meaning.

Alternatives

  • Es gibt Standardversand.

    There is standard shipping.

  • Standardversand ist verfügbar.

    Standard shipping is available.

  • Wir bieten Standardversand an.

    We offer standard shipping.

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Cultural Tip

In German e‑commerce the term Standardversand usually refers to the default, often cheapest, delivery method. Many shops make it free for orders over a certain amount, so customers often ask ‘Gibt es Standardversand?’ in a casual tone. The contraction ‘gibt's’ is fine in spoken language or informal chat, but in formal writing you should use the full form ‘es gibt’.