How to Say ‘Wouldn't it be possible somehow?’ in German
Ginge es nicht doch irgendwie?
GING-eh es nicht doch EER-gent-vee
[GING-eh es nicht doch EER-gent-vee]
💬 Usage Tip: ginge is a softer, "would it" form of geht. It turns a request into a polite hint: Ginge das? "Would that work?"
Phrase Breakdown
Ginge es nicht
GING-eh es nicht
Wouldn't it be possible
'ginge' is the subjunctive of 'gehen' and makes the request polite. Pronounce the 'g' hard, as in 'go'.
Ginge es nicht morgen?
Wouldn't tomorrow be possible?
Words in this phrase
Ginge
[GING-eh]
would it work / would it go
Subjunctive of 'gehen'; politely asks if something is possible.
Ginge es auch morgen?
Would tomorrow work too?
es
[es]
it
A neutral pronoun used to refer to a thing previously mentioned.
Es ist ein schöner Tag.
It is a beautiful day.
nicht
[nicht]
not
Used to negate a sentence.
Dieses Angebot gibt's nicht mehr.
This offer no longer exists.
doch irgendwie?
doch EER-gent-vee
somehow after all?
'doch' adds a hopeful 'after all'. 'irgendwie' means 'somehow' and is stressed on IR.
Das schaffen wir doch irgendwie.
We'll manage somehow.
Words in this phrase
doch
[doch]
after all
Used to imply that something is expected or should not be surprising.
Das ist doch klar.
That is clear after all.
irgendwie
[EER-gent-vee]
somehow
In some way, not specified.
Das schaffen wir irgendwie.
We'll manage it somehow.
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