How to Say ‘What do you think of the band?’ in German
Wie findest du die Band?
vee FIN-dest doo dee bent
[vee FIN-dest doo dee bent]
💬 Usage Tip: finden literally means "to find", but Wie findest du ...? asks for an opinion. Swap in anything: Wie findest du das Essen? "What do you think of the food?"
Phrase Breakdown
Wie findest du
vee FIN-dest doo
What do you think of / How do you like
A common way to ask for an opinion. 'Wie' sounds like 'vee'.
Wie findest du das Essen?
How do you like the food?
Words in this phrase
Wie
[vee]
how
Question word asking about manner or state.
Wie geht es dir?
How are you?
findest
[FIN-dest]
find (think of)
Form of 'finden' for 'du'; here it means to have an opinion about something.
Wie findest du den Film?
What do you think of the film?
du
[doo]
the informal 'you' (du form)
As a noun, 'das Du' means the informal way of addressing someone.
Wir sind jetzt per Du.
We now use first names / informal 'you'.
die Band?
dee bent
the band?
A borrowed English word, said like English 'band' (often 'bänd'). It is feminine: 'die Band'.
Die Band spielt heute.
The band is playing today.
Words in this phrase
die
[dee]
the
Definite article used to specify something already known.
Die Katze ist süß.
The cat is cute.
Band
[bent]
band
A group of musicians; feminine noun 'die Band'.
Die Band spielt sehr gut.
The band plays very well.
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