Dieser Tag ist interessant, und ich möchte mehr lesen.

to be

Breakdown of Dieser Tag ist interessant, und ich möchte mehr lesen.

• und: and
• ich: I
• der Tag: the day
• lesen: to read
• interessant: interesting
• mehr: more

Questions & Answers about Dieser Tag ist interessant, und ich möchte mehr lesen.

Why do we say dieser Tag instead of something like diese Tag?

The noun Tag is masculine in German. Hence, the demonstrative article must match the masculine nominative singular, which is dieser, rather than the feminine diese.

How does the verb ist relate to sein?

Ist is the third-person singular present tense form of the verb sein (to be, am/is/are). So Dieser Tag ist interessant literally means This day is interesting.

Why is there a comma before und?

In German, a comma is generally not required before und. However, if you have two main clauses, German grammar allows you to place a comma before und if you consider the clauses sufficiently independent. It’s especially common if the parts of the sentence are long or complex.

What form is möchte, and how does it differ from will?

Möchte is the subjunctive form of mögen, meaning would like. In contrast, will, from the verb wollen, means want. Saying ich möchte (I would like) is more polite than ich will (I want).

What part of speech is mehr, and how is it used here?

Mehr is the comparative form of viel (much/many) and it means more. In this sentence, it functions as an adverb modifying lesen, indicating a desire to read more.