How to Say ‘Then I recommend a wheat beer.’ in German
Dann empfehle ich ein Weizen.
dan emp-FAY-leh ikh ine VYE-tsen
[dan emp-FAY-leh ikh ine VYE-tsen]
💬 Usage Tip: When a sentence starts with a word like dann, the verb stays in second place and ich moves after it: Dann empfehle ich, not Dann ich empfehle.
🇩🇪 In Germany: Weizen is a cloudy wheat beer, especially popular in Bavaria. It is usually served in a tall, curved glass.
Phrase Breakdown
Dann empfehle ich
dan emp-FAY-leh ikh
Then I recommend
After 'Dann', the verb comes before 'ich'. Stress it as em-PFAY-le.
Dann empfehle ich den Fisch.
Then I recommend the fish.
Words in this phrase
Dann
[dan]
then
Used to indicate a time following another event.
Dann gehe ich nach Hause.
Then I will go home.
empfehle
[emp-FAY-leh]
recommend
'I' form of the verb empfehlen, to recommend.
Ich empfehle das Schnitzel.
I recommend the schnitzel.
ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
ein Weizen.
ine VYE-tsen
a wheat beer.
'Weizen' (beer) is neuter here, so it takes 'ein'. Say it VYE-tsen.
Ich trinke ein Weizen.
I'm drinking a wheat beer.
Words in this phrase
ein
[ine]
a; an
Indefinite article used before 'Hallo'.
Reicht das für ein Hallo, oder braucht es ein besseres Timing?
Is that enough for a hello, or does it need better timing?
Weizen
[VYE-tsen]
wheat beer
Short for Weizenbier, a cloudy, fruity Bavarian beer; literally 'wheat'.
Ein Weizen, bitte!
A wheat beer, please!
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