How to Say ‘I've got something for you too.’ in German
Ich hab auch etwas für dich.
ikh hop owkh ET-vahs fyr dikh
[ikh hop owkh ET-vahs fyr dikh]
Phrase Breakdown
Ich hab auch
ikh hop owkh
I also have
This is casual speech. 'hab' is short for 'habe'. Link the words smoothly.
Ich hab auch Hunger.
I'm hungry too.
Words in this phrase
Ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
hab
[hop]
have
To own, hold, or possess.
Ich hab' einen Luftballon aus dem Fest.
I have a balloon from the festival.
auch
[owkh]
also; too
Adds agreement or similarity, like saying 'also' or 'too' in English.
Das hat mich auch interessiert.
That also interested me.
etwas für dich.
ET-vahs fyr dikh
something for you.
'für' has a rounded 'ü' sound. 'dich' ends in a soft 'ch', like a hiss.
Das ist etwas für dich.
This is something for you.
Words in this phrase
etwas
[ET-vahs]
something, anything
Indefinite pronoun for an unspecified thing.
Brauchen Sie etwas?
Do you need anything?
für
[fyr]
for
A preposition indicating purpose or destination.
Das ist für dich.
This is for you.
dich
[dikh]
you
The pronoun 'dich' in accusative form.
Ich habe ein Geschenk für dich.
I have a gift for you.
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