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How to Say ‘Where do I find my email?’ in German

Wo finde ich meine E-Mail?

voh FIND-uh ikh migh-neh ay-MAIL

[voh FIND-uh ikh migh-neh ay-MAIL]

Phrase Breakdown

Wo finde ich

voh FIND-uh ikh

Where do I find

'wo' means 'where' and is pronounced 'vo'. The verb comes right after the question word.

Example

Wo finde ich den Bahnhof?

Where do I find the train station?

Words in this phrase

[voh]

where

question word asking for a location

Example

Wo beginnt die Frage Wo haben Sie Schmerzen?

Wo begins the question Where do you have pain?

finde

[FIND-uh]

find

To discover or perceive with a sense.

Example

Ich finde das Buch interessant.

I find the book interesting.

ich

[ikh]

The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.

Example

Ich bin da.

I am here.

meine E-Mail?

migh-neh ay-MAIL

my email?

'E-Mail' is feminine, so it takes 'meine'. Say it like English 'email'.

Example

Hast du meine E-Mail gelesen?

Did you read my email?

Words in this phrase

meine

[migh-neh]

Belonging to or associated with the speaker.

Example

Ich mache meine Runden jeden Morgen.

I do my rounds every morning.

E-Mail

[ay-MAIL]

A system for sending messages from one computer to another.

Example

Ich habe eine E-Mail von meinem Chef erhalten.

I received an email from my boss.

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