How to Say ‘Do you come to this café often?’ in German
Kommst du oft in dieses Café?
komst doo oft in DEE-zes ka-FAY
[komst doo oft in DEE-zes ka-FAY]
Phrase Breakdown
Kommst du oft
komst doo oft
Do you often come
The verb comes first in a yes/no question. Keep the 'o' in 'oft' short.
Kommst du oft spät?
Do you often come late?
Words in this phrase
Kommst
[komst]
come
Form of 'kommen' for 'du'.
Kommst du heute?
Are you coming today?
du
[doo]
the informal 'you' (du form)
As a noun, 'das Du' means the informal way of addressing someone.
Wir sind jetzt per Du.
We now use first names / informal 'you'.
oft
[oft]
often
Used to say something happens frequently or regularly.
Bei Networking-Events sprechen wir oft über die Unternehmenskultur.
At networking events, we often talk about company culture.
in dieses Café?
in DEE-zes ka-FAY
to this café?
'Dieses' means this (neuter). 'Café' is stressed at the end: ka-FEH.
Gehst du in dieses Kino?
Are you going to this cinema?
Words in this phrase
in
[in]
into / to
With accusative, 'in' shows movement into a region or place.
Wir fahren in die Berge.
We are going to the mountains.
dieses
[DEE-zes]
this
Demonstrative for neuter nouns, accusative/nominative.
Ich mag dieses Buch.
I like this book.
Café
[ka-FAY]
café
Neuter noun for a coffee house where you can also get drinks and cake.
Wir treffen uns im Café.
We're meeting at the café.
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