How to Say ‘And you often make me laugh.’ in German
Und du bringst mich oft zum Lachen.
oont doo bringst mikh oft tsoom LAH-khen
[oont doo bringst mikh oft tsoom LAH-khen]
Phrase Breakdown
Und du bringst mich
oont doo bringst mikh
And you make me
'Und' links this to what was said before.
Und du bringst mich heim.
And you bring me home.
Words in this phrase
Und
[oont]
and
A conjunction used to connect sentences or elements in a sentence.
Und ich freue mich.
And I am happy.
du
[doo]
you
The pronoun 'du' in nominative form.
Du bist schön.
You are beautiful.
bringst
[bringst]
bring
Du-form of 'bringen'; 'zum Lachen bringen' means to make someone laugh.
Du bringst mir Blumen.
You bring me flowers.
mich
[mikh]
me
The pronoun 'mich' in accusative form.
Hast du etwas für mich?
Do you have something for me?
oft zum Lachen.
oft tsoom LAH-khen
laugh often.
'oft' means often and comes before 'zum Lachen'.
Er bringt mich oft zum Lachen.
He often makes me laugh.
Words in this phrase
oft
[oft]
often
Used to say something happens frequently or regularly.
Bei Networking-Events sprechen wir oft über die Unternehmenskultur.
At networking events, we often talk about company culture.
zum
[tsoom]
to the
Indicating direction toward a place.
Wir gehen zum Park.
We are going to the park.
Lachen
[LAH-khen]
laughing, laughter
Noun formed from the verb 'lachen' (to laugh).
Ihr Lachen ist schön.
Her laugh is lovely.
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