How to Say ‘She likes drawing and likes animals.’ in German
Sie malt gern und mag Tiere.
zee mahlt gehrn oont mahg tee-re
[zee mahlt gehrn oont mahg tee-re]
💬 Usage Tip: Use gern with a verb to say you like doing something, and mögen (here mag) for liking things or people. For example, Sie mag Musik "She likes music."
Phrase Breakdown
Sie malt gern
zee mahlt gehrn
She likes to paint
Verb + 'gern' means 'likes to do'.
Sie singt gern.
She likes to sing.
Words in this phrase
Sie
[zee]
She
A pronoun used to refer to a female person or object known to the speaker.
Sie ist sehr stilvoll.
She is very stylish.
malt
[mahlt]
paints; draws
Third-person form of 'malen', to paint or colour.
Das Kind malt ein Bild.
The child paints a picture.
gern
[gehrn]
gladly
Adds warmth and friendliness, like saying 'feel free' or 'please do.'
Setz dich gern.
Have a seat, gladly.
und mag Tiere.
oont mahg tee-re
and likes animals.
'Mögen' (here 'mag') means 'to like' things. 'Tiere' sounds like 'TEE-reh'.
Ich mag Katzen.
I like cats.
Words in this phrase
und
[oont]
and
A conjunction used to connect sentences or elements in a sentence.
Und ich freue mich.
And I am happy.
mag
[mahg]
Like
To have a preference for or enjoy something.
Ich mag Schokolade.
I like chocolate.
Tiere
[tee-re]
animals
Living organisms that are not plants, fungi, or bacteria.
Der Zoo hat viele Tiere.
The zoo has many animals.
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