How to Say ‘Every time’ in German
Jedes Mal
yay-des mahl
[yay-des mahl]
💬 Usage Tip: Mal often means time in the sense of an occasion, not clock time. Same pattern: noch ein Mal = one more time.
Phrase Breakdown
Jedes
[yay-des]
every
Each instance without exception.
Jedes Mal lerne ich etwas Neues.
Every time I learn something new.
Mal
[mahl]
time
Each instance of an event.
Beim ersten Mal war es schwierig.
The first time it was difficult.
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