How to Say ‘With the other children’ in German
Mit den anderen Kindern
mit dayn AHN-duh-ren KIN-dern
[mit dayn AHN-duh-ren KIN-dern]
💬 Usage Tip: A useful chunk to memorize. Because of mit, it's den Kindern, not die Kinder.
🇩🇪 In Germany: In Germany, playing with the group is often mentioned as an important sign that a child is settling in well.
Phrase Breakdown
Mit
[mit]
with
Preposition showing association or company.
Ich gehe mit meiner Mutter einkaufen.
I am going shopping with my mother.
Den anderen Kindern
dayn AHN-duh-ren KIN-dern
the other children
Dative plural phrase; 'den' shows the dative plural article.
Sie spielt mit den anderen Kindern.
She plays with the other children.
Words in this phrase
den
[dayn]
the
Dative plural article used after "mit."
Sie spielt mit den Nachbarn.
She plays with the neighbors.
anderen
[AHN-duh-ren]
other
Refers to additional or different people or things.
Er spricht mit anderen Kindern.
He is speaking with other children.
Kindern
[KIN-dern]
children
Plural of "Kind" in dative after "mit."
Sie spielt gern mit Kindern.
She likes playing with children.
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