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How to Say ‘We often eat together.’ in German

Wir essen oft zusammen.

veer ESS-en oft tsoo-ZAH-men

[veer ESS-en oft tsoo-ZAH-men]

Phrase Breakdown

Wir

[veer]

Subject pronoun for a group including the speaker.

Example

Wir sprechen beim Firmenbesuch offen über Werte.

We speak openly about values during the company visit.

essen

[ESS-en]

eat

Verb meaning to consume food; here it shows a social habit at work.

Example

Beim Teamevent essen wir mit Kolleginnen und Kollegen.

At the team event, we eat with colleagues.

oft

[oft]

often

Shows that something happens many times or regularly.

Example

Nach Meetings reden wir oft noch informell weiter.

After meetings, we often continue talking informally.

zusammen

[tsoo-ZAH-men]

together

Means with other people, not alone.

Example

Neue Mitarbeitende lernen beim Lunch zusammen das Team kennen.

New employees get to know the team together at lunch.

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