How to Say ‘I have six items.’ in German
Ich habe sechs Sachen.
ikh HAH-buh zeks ZAH-khen
[ikh HAH-buh zeks ZAH-khen]
Phrase Breakdown
Ich habe
ikh HAH-buh
I have
A simple present-tense phrase with the verb 'haben'.
Ich habe Zeit.
I have time.
Words in this phrase
Ich
[ikh]
I
First-person singular pronoun used for talking about yourself.
Ich habe sechs Sachen.
I have six items.
habe
[HAH-buh]
have
Form of "haben" with "ich" meaning "have."
Ich habe sechs Sachen.
I have six items.
sechs
[zeks]
six
The number 6, used here to count the items.
Ich habe sechs Sachen.
I have six items.
Sachen
[ZAH-khen]
things / items
Refers to objects or shopping items.
Ich habe sechs Sachen.
I have six items.
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