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How to Say ‘Another glass of red wine?’ in German

Noch ein Glas Rotwein?

nokh ine glahs ROHT-vine

[nokh ine glahs ROHT-vine]

Phrase Breakdown

Noch ein Glas

nokh ine glahs

another glass

'Noch ein' means 'another / one more'. 'Glas' has a long 'a', like in 'father'.

Example

Noch ein Glas Wasser, bitte.

Another glass of water, please.

Words in this phrase

Noch

[nokh]

another / still

Adds the idea of one more thing.

Example

Ich habe noch einen Vorschlag für unser Treffen.

I still have another suggestion for our meeting.

ein

[ine]

The indefinite article 'ein'.

Example

Ich brauche ein Auto.

I need a car.

Glas

[glahs]

glass

A drinking glass, also used as a measure of a drink.

Example

Ich trinke ein Glas Wasser.

I drink a glass of water.

Rotwein?

ROHT-vine

red wine?

German 'w' sounds like an English 'v', so you say 'ROHT-vine'. Let your voice rise for the question.

Example

Trinkst du gern Rotwein?

Do you like drinking red wine?

Words in this phrase

Rotwein

[ROHT-vine]

red wine

Compound of 'rot' (red) and 'Wein' (wine).

Example

Der Rotwein ist trocken.

The red wine is dry.

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