How to Say ‘I always have that here.’ in German
Den mache ich hier immer.
dayn MAH-kheh ikh heer IM-er
[dayn MAH-kheh ikh heer IM-er]
💬 Usage Tip: den at the start means "that one" and points back to the drink just mentioned, so the verb comes straight after it. Same shape: Den nehme ich "I'll take that one".
Phrase Breakdown
Den mache ich
dayn MAH-kheh ikh
I make that one
'Den' refers back to the chai latte, which is masculine. The 'ch' in 'mache' is a throaty sound, like Scottish 'loch'.
Den kaufe ich.
I'll buy that one.
Words in this phrase
Den
[dayn]
that one / it (masculine, accusative)
Demonstrative pronoun pointing to a masculine thing, used as the object.
Der Kuchen ist toll, den esse ich gern.
The cake is great, I like eating that one.
mache
[MAH-kheh]
make / get (have)
Here: to habitually order or have something.
Ich mache mir einen Tee.
I'm making myself a tea.
ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
hier immer.
heer IM-er
here always.
'Immer' means always. Use a short 'i' and a soft final 'er', like 'IM-ma'.
Ich esse hier immer.
I always eat here.
Words in this phrase
hier
[heer]
here
Refers to this place, such as the current event or location.
Es ist gut, hier neue Leute kennenzulernen.
It is good to meet new people here.
immer
[IM-er]
always
An adverb meaning at all times or consistently.
Auf Messen kann man Immer nach der Teamkultur fragen.
At fairs, you can always ask about team culture.
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