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How to Say ‘I'm celebrating with friends.’ in German

Ich feiere mit Freunden.

ikh FY-eh-reh mit FROY-den

[ikh FY-eh-reh mit FROY-den]

Phrase Breakdown

Ich feiere

ikh FY-eh-reh

I celebrate / I'm celebrating

The 'ich' form of 'feiern'. Say 'FY-eh-reh' with three light syllables.

Example

Ich feiere heute.

I'm celebrating today.

Words in this phrase

Ich

[ikh]

The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.

Example

Ich bin da.

I am here.

feiere

[FY-eh-reh]

celebrate

First person singular of 'feiern' (I celebrate).

Example

Ich feiere gern Weihnachten.

I like celebrating Christmas.

mit Freunden.

mit FROY-den

with friends.

'Freunden' is the dative plural after 'mit'. 'eu' sounds like 'oy': 'FROYN-den'.

Example

Ich esse mit Freunden.

I'm eating with friends.

Words in this phrase

mit

[mit]

with

Preposition taking the dative; shows accompaniment.

Example

Ich nehme Tee mit Zucker.

I take tea with sugar.

Freunden

[FROY-den]

friends

Dative plural of 'Freund', used after 'mit'.

Example

Ich gehe mit Freunden ins Kino.

I'm going to the cinema with friends.

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