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How to Say ‘Yes, my name on there is Lenas Lieder.’ in German

Ja, ich heiße dort Lenas Lieder.

yah ikh HY-seh dohrt LAY-nahs LEE-der

[yah ikh HY-seh dohrt LAY-nahs LEE-der]

Phrase Breakdown

Ja, ich heiße dort

yah ikh HY-seh dohrt

Yes, I'm called there

'Ja' sounds like 'yah'. Say 'heiße' as 'HY-se'.

Example

Ja, ich heiße dort Anna.

Yes, I'm called Anna there.

Words in this phrase

Ja

[yah]

yes

Basic word for agreeing.

Example

Ja, gerne!

Yes, gladly!

ich

[ikh]

I

The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.

Example

Ich bin da.

I am here.

heiße

[HY-seh]

am called

From 'heißen', used to say your name.

Example

Ich heiße Tom.

My name is Tom.

dort

[dohrt]

there

At that location or place.

Example

Dort ist ein Baum.

There is a tree.

Lenas Lieder.

LAY-nahs LEE-der

Lena's Songs.

This is the account name. 'Lieder' means 'songs'. The 'ie' sounds like 'ee': 'LEE-der'.

Example

Ich mag Lenas Lieder.

I like Lena's songs.

Words in this phrase

Lenas

[LAY-nahs]

Lena's

Possessive form of the name Lena; German adds -s without an apostrophe.

Example

Das ist Lenas Gitarre.

That is Lena's guitar.

Lieder

[LEE-der]

songs

Plural of 'das Lied', a song.

Example

Sie singt schöne Lieder.

She sings beautiful songs.

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