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How to Say ‘And you buy chips.’ in German

Und du kaufst Chips.

oont doo kowfst chips

[oont doo kowfst chips]

Phrase Breakdown

Und du

oont doo

And you

Used here to add a condition. The 'u' in 'du' is long.

Example

Und du? Wie geht's?

And you? How are you?

Words in this phrase

Und

[oont]

and

A conjunction used to connect sentences or elements in a sentence.

Example

Und ich freue mich.

And I am happy.

du

[doo]

you (singular/informal)

Used when speaking to one person informally.

Example

Wie fühlst du dich heute Abend?

How do you feel this evening?

kaufst Chips.

kowfst chips

buy crisps.

'kaufst' is the 'du' form of 'kaufen'. 'Chips' is pronounced 'tships' or 'ships'.

Example

Du kaufst Brot.

You buy bread.

Words in this phrase

kaufst

[kowfst]

buy

Second person singular of 'kaufen' (to buy).

Example

Kaufst du Brot?

Are you buying bread?

Chips

[chips]

crisps / chips

Plural noun for potato crisps, a snack.

Example

Die Chips sind lecker.

The crisps are tasty.

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