How to Say ‘Has she already...?’ in German
Hat sie schon...?
haht zee shohn
[haht zee shohn]
💬 Usage Tip: Schon often means already. This is a great question frame: Hat sie schon gegessen? Hat sie schon gespielt?
🇩🇪 In Germany: Useful with daycare staff, especially for routine questions about eating, sleeping, or toilet breaks.
Phrase Breakdown
Hat
[haht]
has
Form of "haben" used to ask whether someone has done something.
Hat er heute Zeit?
Does he have time today?
sie
[zee]
she
Pronoun referring to a female person.
Hat sie Hunger?
Is she hungry?
schon
[shohn]
already
Shows that something may have happened earlier than expected or by now.
Ist sie schon da?
Is she here already?
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