How to Say ‘Say, do you have any siblings?’ in German
Sag mal, hast du Geschwister?
zahk mahl hahst doo geh-SHVIS-ter
[zahk mahl hahst doo geh-SHVIS-ter]
Phrase Breakdown
Sag mal,
zahk mahl
Tell me,
This is a casual opener before a question, like 'Say,...'. It is pronounced 'zahk mahl'.
Sag mal, wo wohnst du?
Tell me, where do you live?
Words in this phrase
Sag
[zahk]
say / tell
Informal command form of 'sagen' (to say), used to start a question casually.
Sag mir die Wahrheit.
Tell me the truth.
mal
[mahl]
go on / a bit
A common modal particle that makes the request sound casual and friendly.
Erzähl mal, wie die Idee aussieht.
Go on, tell me what the idea looks like.
hast du Geschwister?
hahst doo geh-SHVIS-ter
do you have siblings?
'Geschwister' means brothers and sisters together. It is pronounced 'geh-SHVIS-ta'.
Hast du viele Geschwister?
Do you have many siblings?
Words in this phrase
hast
[hahst]
have
The verb 'haben' in second person singular form.
Hast du Hunger?
Are you hungry?
du
[doo]
you (singular/informal)
Used when speaking to one person informally.
Wie fühlst du dich heute Abend?
How do you feel this evening?
Geschwister
[geh-SHVIS-ter]
siblings
Plural noun for brothers and sisters together.
Ich habe zwei Geschwister.
I have two siblings.
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