How to Say ‘With jam’ in German
Mit Marmelade
mit mar-meh-LAH-deh
[mit mar-meh-LAH-deh]
💬 Usage Tip: Marmelade covers any jam, not just orange marmalade.
Phrase Breakdown
Mit
[mit]
with
Preposition taking the dative; shows accompaniment.
Ich nehme Tee mit Zucker.
I take tea with sugar.
Marmelade
[mar-meh-LAH-deh]
jam
Sweet fruit spread; a common doughnut filling.
Ich esse Brot mit Marmelade.
I eat bread with jam.
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