How to Say ‘Are my blood test results in?’ in German
Sind meine Blutwerte da?
zint migh-neh BLOOT-vair-teh dah
[zint migh-neh BLOOT-vair-teh dah]
💬 Usage Tip: da sein "to be here" is the everyday way to say something has arrived: Ist das Paket da? "Has the package arrived?"
Phrase Breakdown
Sind meine
zint migh-neh
are my
In a yes/no question, the verb 'sind' (are) comes first. 'meine' means 'my' (plural).
Sind meine Schuhe hier?
Are my shoes here?
Words in this phrase
Sind
[zint]
are
Form of 'sein' meaning 'are' with 'wir.'
Wir sind heute für Sie da.
We are here for you today.
meine
[migh-neh]
my
Belonging to or associated with the speaker.
Ich mache meine Runden jeden Morgen.
I do my rounds every morning.
Blutwerte da?
BLOOT-vair-teh dah
blood results there/in?
'Blutwerte' means blood test values. Here 'da sein' means 'to be in / available'. Raise your voice at the end for the question.
Die Blutwerte sind da.
The blood results are in.
Words in this phrase
Blutwerte
[BLOOT-vair-teh]
blood test results
Plural noun: the values measured in a blood test, such as cholesterol or iron.
Ihre Blutwerte sind gut.
Your blood test results are good.
da
[dah]
here; present
In da sein, da means here or present.
Heute bin ich den ganzen Tag da.
Today I am here the whole day.
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