How to Say ‘And roughly how much do you weigh?’ in German
Und wie viel wiegen Sie ungefähr?
oont vee feel VEE-gen zee oon-geh-FEHR
[oont vee feel VEE-gen zee oon-geh-FEHR]
Phrase Breakdown
Und wie viel
oont vee feel
And how much
'Und' ends with a 't' sound. Say 'unt vee feel'.
Und wie viel Zeit haben wir?
And how much time do we have?
Words in this phrase
Und
[oont]
and
A conjunction used to connect sentences or elements in a sentence.
Und ich freue mich.
And I am happy.
wie
[vee]
how
A word used to ask about the manner or degree of something.
Wie geht es dir?
How are you?
viel
[feel]
Much
A large amount or to a great extent.
Er hat viel Energie.
He has much energy.
wiegen Sie ungefähr?
VEE-gen zee oon-geh-FEHR
do you weigh approximately?
'ungefähr' means about or roughly. Stress the last syllable: 'un-ge-FÄHR'.
Es dauert ungefähr eine Stunde.
It takes about an hour.
Words in this phrase
wiegen
[VEE-gen]
weigh
Verb for how heavy someone or something is.
Ich wiege siebzig Kilo.
I weigh seventy kilos.
Sie
[zee]
You (formal)
Formal second-person pronoun.
Denken Sie, dass Netzwerken wichtig ist?
Do you think networking is important?
ungefähr
[oon-geh-FEHR]
approximately
Used when the time is not exact but estimated.
Seit ungefähr neun Uhr hören wir Musik.
We have been hearing music since about nine o'clock.
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