How to Say ‘I plan my work well’ in German
Ich plane meine Arbeit gut
ikh PLAH-neh migh-neh AR-bite goot
[ikh PLAH-neh migh-neh AR-bite goot]
💬 Usage Tip: gut works as "well" here with no change. German uses the same word for "good" and "well", so ich arbeite schnell is "I work quickly".
Phrase Breakdown
Ich plane
ikh PLAH-neh
I plan
'plane' has a long 'a' and two syllables: 'PLA-ne'. Don't say it like the English word 'plane'.
Ich plane eine Reise.
I am planning a trip.
Words in this phrase
Ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
plane
[PLAH-neh]
plan
First-person form of 'planen', to plan.
Ich plane meinen Tag.
I plan my day.
meine Arbeit gut
migh-neh AR-bite goot
my work well
'meine' sounds like 'MY-ne'. Stress 'AR' in 'Arbeit'. 'gut' has a long 'u'.
Sie macht ihre Arbeit gut.
She does her work well.
Words in this phrase
meine
[migh-neh]
my
Belonging to or associated with the speaker.
Ich mache meine Runden jeden Morgen.
I do my rounds every morning.
Arbeit
[AR-bite]
work
Refers to work, job activity, or the workplace context.
Nach der Arbeit gehen viele Kolleginnen noch etwas trinken.
After work, many colleagues go for a drink.
gut
[goot]
well
Adverb used to say something works nicely or suitably.
Mittwoch passt gut für mich.
Wednesday works well for me.
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