How to Say ‘Do you also have Galani?’ in German
Haben Sie auch Galani?
hah-ben zee owkh gah-LAH-nee
[hah-ben zee owkh gah-LAH-nee]
🇩🇪 In Germany: Galani are thin fried pastry strips dusted with icing sugar, an Italian Carnival treat. Many German bakeries sell them in bags in the weeks before Lent.
Phrase Breakdown
Haben Sie auch
hah-ben zee owkh
Do you also have
This is a polite question with formal 'Sie'. The verb 'haben' comes first in yes/no questions. 'auch' means 'also'.
Haben Sie auch Brot?
Do you also have bread?
Words in this phrase
Haben
[hah-ben]
have
To possess or hold something.
Ich habe ein Buch.
I have a book.
Sie
[zee]
you
The formal 'you' used in polite professional conversations.
Ich freue mich, Sie hier auf der Jobmesse zu sehen.
I am pleased to see you here at the job fair.
auch
[owkh]
also / too
Used to say also or too when returning a wish or adding something.
Auch nach dem Karriereevent sollten wir in Kontakt bleiben.
We should stay in touch after the career event too.
Galani?
gah-LAH-nee
Galani (fried carnival pastries)?
Galani are thin, crispy fried pastries dusted with sugar and eaten at Carnival. Stress the middle syllable: ga-LA-ni.
Galani sind sehr lecker.
Galani are very tasty.
Words in this phrase
Galani
[gah-LAH-nee]
Galani (carnival fritters)
Thin, crispy fried pastry strips dusted with powdered sugar, an Italian-style carnival treat.
Galani sind dünn und knusprig.
Galani are thin and crispy.
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