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How to Say ‘Do you see her often?’ in German

Siehst du sie oft?

zeest doo zee oft

[zeest doo zee oft]

💬 Usage Tip: Here sie means "her", because it comes after the verb as the person being seen. The same word can mean "she", "her" or "they".

Phrase Breakdown

Siehst du

zeest doo

Do you see

'Siehst' sounds like 'zeest'. The 'h' is silent and only lengthens the vowel.

Example

Siehst du das Auto?

Do you see the car?

Words in this phrase

Siehst

[zeest]

(you) see

Form of 'sehen' (to see) for 'du'; also means meeting someone.

Example

Siehst du das Haus?

Do you see the house?

[doo]

you (singular/informal)

Used when speaking to one person informally.

Example

Wie fühlst du dich heute Abend?

How do you feel this evening?

sie oft?

zee oft

her often?

Here 'sie' means 'her'. 'Oft' has a short 'o', as in 'soft'.

Example

Ich besuche sie oft.

I visit her often.

Words in this phrase

sie

[zee]

she

Third-person singular feminine pronoun; can also mean formal you in other contexts.

Example

Sie ist heute müde.

She is tired today.

oft

[oft]

often

Used to say something happens frequently or regularly.

Example

Bei Networking-Events sprechen wir oft über die Unternehmenskultur.

At networking events, we often talk about company culture.

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