How to Say ‘You stole my heart.’ in German
Du hast mein Herz gestohlen.
doo hahst mine herts geh-SHTOH-len
[doo hahst mine herts geh-SHTOH-len]
💬 Usage Tip: stehlen "to steal" changes its vowel in the past form: gestohlen. The hast comes second and gestohlen goes to the very end of the sentence.
Phrase Breakdown
Du hast mein Herz
doo hahst mine herts
You have my heart
'hast' is the helper verb for the perfect tense. 'Herz' (heart) is neuter, so it takes 'mein'. The 'z' sounds like 'ts'.
Du hast mein Herz berührt.
You have touched my heart.
Words in this phrase
Du
[doo]
you (singular/informal)
Used when speaking to one person informally.
Wie fühlst du dich heute Abend?
How do you feel this evening?
hast
[hahst]
have
The verb 'haben' in second person singular form.
Hast du Hunger?
Are you hungry?
mein
[mine]
my
A possessive word showing something belongs to or is connected to the speaker.
Mein Freund kennt den Weg zum Bahnhof.
My friend knows the way to the train station.
Herz
[herts]
heart
The heart; often used when talking about stress or excitement.
Mein Herz schlägt schnell nach der Chance.
My heart is beating fast after that chance.
gestohlen.
geh-SHTOH-len
stolen.
This is the past participle of 'stehlen' (to steal). It goes at the end of the sentence. 'st' sounds like 'sht', and the stress is on '-stoh-'.
Mein Fahrrad wurde gestohlen.
My bike was stolen.
Words in this phrase
gestohlen
[geh-SHTOH-len]
stolen
Past participle of 'stehlen' (to steal).
Mein Fahrrad wurde gestohlen.
My bike was stolen.
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