How to Say ‘Do you have a map?’ in German
Hast du eine Landkarte?
hahst doo EYE-nuh LAHNT-kar-teh
[hahst doo EYE-nuh LAHNT-kar-teh]
🇩🇪 In Germany: The joke's punchline in German is usually ich habe mich in deinen Augen verlaufen "I got lost in your eyes". Asking only for the map sounds like a real request.
Phrase Breakdown
Hast du
hahst doo
Do you have
This is 'haben' (to have) in the 'du' form, with the verb first because it is a question.
Hast du Zeit?
Do you have time?
Words in this phrase
Hast
[hahst]
have
The verb 'haben' in second person singular form.
Hast du Hunger?
Are you hungry?
du
[doo]
you (singular/informal)
Used when speaking to one person informally.
Wie fühlst du dich heute Abend?
How do you feel this evening?
eine Landkarte?
EYE-nuh LAHNT-kar-teh
a map?
'Landkarte' (map) is feminine, so it takes 'eine'. It is a compound of 'Land' and 'Karte'. Stress 'Land-'.
Ich brauche eine Landkarte.
I need a map.
Words in this phrase
eine
[EYE-nuh]
a; an; one
Feminine form of the indefinite article, used before singular feminine nouns.
Eine offene Kultur ist mir bei einem Unternehmen wichtig.
An open culture is important to me in a company.
Landkarte
[LAHNT-kar-teh]
map
Feminine noun: a printed map of a region.
Die Landkarte liegt im Auto.
The map is in the car.
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