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German Phrase

Gibt's dieses Produkt online?

/ɡɪpt͡s ˈdiːzəs ˈpʁoˌdʊkt ˈɔnlaɪn/
Meaning"Is this product available online?"
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Meaning

The sentence asks whether a particular product can be found or purchased on the internet. It’s a quick way to check online availability.

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When to use

Use this phrase when you’re in a store, chatting with customer service, or writing an email and want to know if a specific item is sold online. It works in both informal and semi‑formal contexts, though in very formal business writing you might prefer the full form 'Gibt es dieses Produkt online?'.

Grammar Breakdown

Gibt'sdiesesProduktonline?

1

Gibt's (gibt es)

Contraction of the impersonal verb 'geben' + 'es', used to ask if something exists or is available.

2

dieses (demonstrative pronoun)

Demonstrative pronoun in accusative neuter singular, matching the noun 'Produkt'.

3

Produkt (noun)

Neuter noun; in the accusative case after 'gibt es' it stays unchanged.

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online (adverb)

Borrowed English adverb used in German to describe something available on the internet.

🗨In Conversation

A

Gibt's dieses Produkt online?

Is this product available online?

Ja, Sie können es auf unserer Website bestellen.

Yes, you can order it on our website.

B

Common Mistakes

  • Gibt dieses Produkt online?

    Missing the dummy 'es' (or its contraction) makes the sentence ungrammatical.

  • Gibt's dieser Produkt online?

    The demonstrative pronoun must agree in case, gender, and number; 'Produkt' is neuter accusative, so it is 'dieses'.

  • Gibt's dieses Produkt on line?

    The correct adverb is the single word 'online', not the two‑word English spelling.

Alternatives

  • Ist dieses Produkt online erhältlich?

    Is this product available online?

  • Kann man dieses Produkt im Internet kaufen?

    Can one buy this product on the internet?

  • Gibt es dieses Produkt im Online‑Shop?

    Is this product in the online shop?

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Cultural Tip

In German, the impersonal 'es' is often omitted in spoken language, giving the contraction 'Gibt's'. In written or very formal contexts, keep the full form 'Gibt es'. Also, while 'online' is widely understood, some older speakers might prefer 'im Internet' or 'im Netz'. Adjust the level of formality based on your audience.