German Phrase
Nüsse und Obst sind auch super.
Meaning
The sentence says that nuts and fruit are also great, usually in the context of healthy eating or recommending a snack. It adds nuts and fruit to a list of things that are considered good.
When to use
Use this phrase when you want to highlight nuts and fruit as a healthy or tasty option, for example while discussing snacks, meals, or a balanced diet.
✦Grammar Breakdown
NüsseundObstsindauchsuper
Plural noun Nüsse
Nüsse is the plural of "Nuss" and is used without an article when speaking generally.
Uncountable noun Obst
Obst is a neuter, uncountable noun; it is also used without an article in general statements.
Verb sein – sind
When the subject is plural (Nüsse und Obst), the verb "sein" is conjugated as "sind".
Adverb auch
"auch" (also) is placed before the adjective to add the idea of inclusion.
Predicative adjective super
"super" is a borrowed English adjective that stays indeclinable in German when used predicatively.
🗨In Conversation
Was ist ein guter Snack für zwischendurch?
What’s a good snack for in‑between?
Nüsse und Obst sind auch super.
Nuts and fruit are also great.
✕Common Mistakes
Nüsse und Obst ist auch super.
Verb must agree with the plural subject; use "sind" not "ist".
Nüsse und das Obst sind auch super.
In a generic statement the article is omitted; "Obst" stands alone.
Nüsse und Obst sind auch superen.
The adjective "super" does not take endings in predicative position.
↔Alternatives
Nüsse und Früchte sind ebenfalls großartig.
Nuts and fruits are also wonderful.
Nüsse und Obst sind ebenfalls super.
Nuts and fruit are also super.
Nüsse und Obst sind auch toll.
Nuts and fruit are also awesome.
Cultural Tip
In German "super" is informal and works well in casual conversation. In a formal setting you might prefer "ausgezeichnet" or "hervorragend". Also remember that "Obst" is uncountable, so you wouldn't say "ein Obst"; if you need a countable form, use "Früchte".