How to Say ‘So, how was your weekend?’ in German
Und, wie war dein Wochenende?
oont vee vah dine VOKH-en-en-deh
[oont vee vah dine VOKH-en-en-deh]
💬 Usage Tip: Und, at the start is an easy way to kick off a new topic, much like English "So,". Swap in anything: Und, wie war der Urlaub? "So, how was the holiday?"
Phrase Breakdown
Und, wie war
oont vee vah
So, how was
'Und,' with a pause works like 'So,'.
Und, wie war's?
So, how was it?
Words in this phrase
Und
[oont]
and
A conjunction used to connect sentences or elements in a sentence.
Und ich freue mich.
And I am happy.
wie
[vee]
how
Question word asking about manner or state.
Wie geht es dir?
How are you?
war
[vah]
was
Past tense of 'is', used to describe something that happened or existed in the past.
Er war ein großer Krieger.
He was a great warrior.
dein Wochenende?
dine VOKH-en-en-deh
your weekend?
Stress VO-: VO-chen-en-de.
Am Wochenende schlafe ich lang.
On weekends I sleep in.
Words in this phrase
dein
[dine]
your
Informal possessive for 'you' (du), used with friends and family.
Ist das dein Handy?
Is that your phone?
Wochenende
[VOKH-en-en-deh]
weekend
Saturday and Sunday; neuter noun.
Am Wochenende schlafe ich lange.
On the weekend I sleep in.
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