How to Say ‘I developed web apps.’ in German
Ich habe Web-Apps entwickelt.
ikh HAH-buh VEP-eps ent-VIK-elt
[ikh HAH-buh VEP-eps ent-VIK-elt]
💬 Usage Tip: entwickeln gets no ge- in the past, giving entwickelt. Verbs starting with ent-, be- or ver- skip it: besprochen "discussed", verbessert "improved".
Phrase Breakdown
Ich habe Web-Apps
ikh HAH-buh VEP-eps
I have … web apps
'Web-Apps' is borrowed from English. Germans often say 'Web' with a 'w' or a 'v' sound.
Ich habe Web-Apps gern.
I like web apps.
Words in this phrase
Ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
habe
[HAH-buh]
have
A form of 'haben', used as an auxiliary verb to form the perfect tense.
Ich habe mitgebracht, was ich versprochen habe.
I have brought what I promised.
Web-Apps
[VEP-eps]
web apps
Plural noun; applications that run in a browser.
Wir bauen Web-Apps für Kunden.
We build web apps for clients.
entwickelt.
ent-VIK-elt
developed
The past participle of 'entwickeln'. It has no 'ge-' because of the prefix 'ent-'. Stress: ent-WI-ckelt.
Wir haben ein Spiel entwickelt.
We developed a game.
Words in this phrase
entwickelt
[ent-VIK-elt]
developed
Past participle of 'entwickeln'.
Sie hat eine neue App entwickelt.
She developed a new app.
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