How to Say ‘Drunk water.’ in German
Wasser getrunken.
VAH-ser guh-TROON-ken
[VAH-ser guh-TROON-ken]
💬 Usage Tip: Wasser is neuter: das Wasser. In the full sentence, getrunken stays at the end.
🇩🇪 In Germany: Be aware: in restaurants, Wasser may mean bottled mineral water, often sparkling unless you ask for stilles Wasser.
Phrase Breakdown
Wasser
[VAH-ser]
water
A common drink; neuter noun: "das Wasser".
Ich trinke jeden Tag Wasser.
I drink water every day.
getrunken
[guh-TROON-ken]
drunk / had to drink
Past participle of "trinken" used with "haben".
Sie hat Wasser getrunken.
She drank water / She has drunk water.
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