How to Say ‘Are my blood test results back yet?’ in German
Sind meine Blutwerte schon da?
zint migh-neh BLOOT-vehr-teh shohn dah
[zint migh-neh BLOOT-vehr-teh shohn dah]
💬 Usage Tip: schon in a question means "already/yet" and shows you're hoping it's arrived. Without it, Sind meine Blutwerte da? sounds more neutral.
Phrase Breakdown
Sind meine Blutwerte
zint migh-neh BLOOT-vehr-teh
are my blood results
The question starts with the verb. 'Blutwerte' is one compound word, stressed on 'BLUT'.
Sind meine Blutwerte gut?
Are my blood results good?
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
[BLOOT-vehr-teh]
blood values / blood test results
Plural noun: the measured levels from a blood test.
Die Blutwerte sind normal.
The blood values are normal.
schon da?
shohn dah
already in?
'schon' means 'already'. The 'sch' sounds like English 'sh'.
Ist der Bus schon da?
Is the bus already here?
Words in this phrase
schon
[shohn]
already
By this time; prior to a specified time.
Er ist schon weg.
He is already gone.
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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