How to Say ‘How do I measure it at home?’ in German
Wie messe ich das zu Hause?
vee MES-seh ikh dahs tsoo hou-zuh
[vee MES-seh ikh dahs tsoo hou-zuh]
Phrase Breakdown
Wie messe ich das
vee MES-seh ikh dahs
How do I measure that
A question word followed by the verb 'messen' (to measure) and then the subject 'ich'. 'Wie' sounds like English 'vee', and the 'e' in 'messe' is short.
Wie messe ich das Fieber?
How do I measure the fever?
Words in this phrase
Wie
[vee]
how
Question word used to ask about condition, manner, or state.
Wie fühlen Sie sich heute?
How are you feeling today?
messe
[MES-seh]
measure
'I' form of the verb messen, to measure.
Ich messe meinen Puls.
I measure my pulse.
ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
das
[dahs]
that / it
Used to refer to a situation or thing being discussed.
Das ist nicht die richtige Straße.
That is not the right street.
zu Hause?
tsoo hou-zuh
at home?
A fixed expression meaning 'at home'. Say it as 'tsoo HOW-zeh', with the 'z' pronounced 'ts'.
Ich bin heute zu Hause.
I am at home today.
Words in this phrase
zu
[tsoo]
at (part of 'zu Hause')
Used in the fixed phrase 'zu Hause', meaning at home.
Ich bin zu Hause.
I am at home.
Hause
[hou-zuh]
home
The place where one lives permanently.
Ich bin zu Hause.
I am at home.
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