How to Say ‘And our son’ in German
Und unserem Sohn
oont OON-zeh-rem zohn
[oont OON-zeh-rem zohn]
💬 Usage Tip: Continuation phrase. Handy for adding one more family member to the sentence.
🇩🇪 In Germany: A natural way to explain who has moved in with you.
Phrase Breakdown
Und
[oont]
and
A conjunction meaning 'and.' It links this phrase to the previous idea.
Meine Frau kommt, und unserem Sohn geht es gut; hier sehen Sie „Und“.
My wife is coming, and our son is doing well; here you see “and.”
Unserem Sohn
OON-zeh-rem zohn
our son
Dative phrase; 'unserem' is the dative form of 'unser' before masculine 'Sohn'.
Wir helfen unserem Sohn.
We are helping our son.
Words in this phrase
unserem
[OON-zeh-rem]
our
A possessive form meaning 'our.' 'Unserem' is used here in the dative case with a masculine noun.
Wir helfen unserem Sohn; das Wort „unserem“ zeigt belonging.
We help our son; the word “our” shows belonging.
Sohn
[zohn]
son
Means 'son.' In everyday conversation, it refers to your boy/child.
Und unserem Sohn gefällt das Haus; hier steht „Sohn“.
And our son likes the house; here it says “son.”
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