German Phrase
Mir geht's super!
Meaning
The speaker is saying that they feel fantastic or are doing extremely well. It is a step up from the neutral "Mir geht es gut" and conveys enthusiasm.
When to use
Use this phrase in informal conversations when someone asks "Wie geht's?" or when you want to share a positive mood with friends, family, or classmates.
✦Grammar Breakdown
Mirgeht'ssuper
Dativpronomen (Mir)
In the construction "mir geht es…" the person feeling something is expressed with the dative pronoun "mir".
geht's = geht es
"geht's" is the colloquial contraction of "geht es"; the verb "gehen" is used impersonally to mean "to feel".
Super as an adverb
"super" functions as an adverb meaning "great, excellent" and intensifies the statement.
🗨In Conversation
Wie geht's dir?
How are you?
Mir geht's super!
I'm doing great!
✕Common Mistakes
Ich geht's super.
The subject must be in dative (mir) because the verb "gehen" is used impersonally.
Mir geht super.
You need the dummy subject "es" (contracted to "'s") after "geht".
Mir geht's gut super.
Avoid stacking adjectives; choose one intensity word.
↔Alternatives
Mir geht es hervorragend!
I'm doing excellent!
Mir geht's prima!
I'm great!
Mir geht's gut.
I'm fine.
Mir geht's fantastisch!
I'm fantastic!
Cultural Tip
"Super" is a casual, upbeat word that younger speakers love. It works well in everyday chat, but in a formal business setting you might prefer "ausgezeichnet" or "sehr gut". Also, remember the dative "mir" – using the nominative "ich" would sound ungrammatical.