How to Say ‘I draw a big star.’ in German
Ich zeichne einen großen Stern.
ikh TSYKH-neh EYE-nen GROH-sen shtern
[ikh TSYKH-neh EYE-nen GROH-sen shtern]
Phrase Breakdown
Ich zeichne
ikh TSYKH-neh
I draw
'ich' has a soft 'ch' sound, like a hiss. 'zeichne' starts with 'ts': 'TSYCH-neh'.
Ich zeichne ein Haus.
I draw a house.
Words in this phrase
Ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
zeichne
[TSYKH-neh]
draw
First-person form of 'zeichnen', to draw with a pencil or pen.
Ich zeichne ein Haus.
I draw a house.
einen großen Stern.
EYE-nen GROH-sen shtern
a big star.
This is the accusative because the star is the object. Say 'GROH-sen' with a long 'o'. 'Stern' sounds like 'shtern'.
Sie malt einen großen Stern.
She paints a big star.
Words in this phrase
einen
[EYE-nen]
a; one
The masculine accusative form of the indefinite article 'ein,' used before masculine nouns as objects.
Ich möchte Einen Kaffee.
I would like a coffee.
großen
[GROH-sen]
large
Describes the size of the coffee as large.
Einen großen Kaffee brauche ich heute.
I need a large coffee today.
Stern
[shtern]
star
A shape with points around a center, or a star in the sky; masculine noun.
Der Stern leuchtet hell.
The star shines brightly.
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