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How to Say ‘One tablet a day’ in German

Eine Tablette pro Tag

INE-uh tah-BLEH-teh proh tahg

[INE-uh tah-BLEH-teh proh tahg]

Phrase Breakdown

Eine Tablette

INE-uh tah-BLEH-teh

One tablet

A feminine noun with 'eine'. Stress the middle: ta-BLET-te.

Example

Nehmen Sie eine Tablette.

Take one tablet.

Words in this phrase

Eine

[INE-uh]

a / one

Feminine form of the indefinite article or the number one.

Example

Eine Farbe fehlt noch.

One color is still missing.

Tablette

[tah-BLEH-teh]

tablet / pill

A single pill of medicine; feminine noun.

Example

Die Tablette ist klein.

The tablet is small.

pro Tag

proh tahg

per day

Gives how often per day. The final 'g' in 'Tag' sounds like a 'k'.

Example

Drei Stunden pro Tag.

Three hours per day.

Words in this phrase

pro

[proh]

per

Used for rates or charges for each unit or individual.

Example

Pro Person zahlen Gäste manchmal eine Gebühr bei No-Show.

Per person, guests sometimes pay a fee for a no-show.

Tag

[tahg]

day

A period of 24 hours from midnight to midnight, used to measure time.

Example

Heute ist ein sonniger Tag.

Today is a sunny day.

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