How to Say ‘Here are her slippers.’ in German
Hier sind ihre Hausschuhe.
heer zint EE-ruh HOWS-shoo-uh
[heer zint EE-ruh HOWS-shoo-uh]
💬 Usage Tip: Hausschuhe literally means "house shoes." German loves compound nouns—just glue the words together!
🇩🇪 In Germany: Indoor slippers are very common in German Kitas, schools, and some homes, especially in colder months.
Phrase Breakdown
Hier
[heer]
here
"Hier" means "here" and points to something nearby.
Hier ist dein Buch.
Here is your book.
sind
[zint]
are
"sind" is the plural form of "sein," meaning "are."
Wir sind bereit.
We are ready.
ihre
[EE-ruh]
her / their
"ihre" here means "her" and refers to Emma’s items.
Wo ist ihre Mütze?
Where is her hat?
Hausschuhe
[HOWS-shoo-uh]
slippers / house shoes
"Hausschuhe" means indoor shoes or slippers worn inside a building.
Die Hausschuhe stehen an der Tür.
The slippers are by the door.
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