How to Say ‘Has she already cooked for you?’ in German
Hat sie schon für dich gekocht?
hat zee shohn fyr dikh geh-KOKHT
[hat zee shohn fyr dikh geh-KOKHT]
💬 Usage Tip: In the past with hat, the main verb goes to the very end in its ge- form: gekocht. Swap it: Hat sie schon für dich gebacken? "Has she baked for you yet?"
Phrase Breakdown
Hat sie schon
hat zee shohn
Has she already
A yes/no question starts with the verb. 'schon' means 'already'.
Hat sie schon gegessen?
Has she eaten already?
Words in this phrase
Hat
[hat]
has
Form of 'haben', used to build the past tense.
Sie hat gewonnen.
She has won.
sie
[zee]
she
Third-person singular feminine subject pronoun.
Sie isst kein Gluten.
She doesn't eat gluten.
schon
[shohn]
already
By this time; prior to a specified time.
Er ist schon weg.
He is already gone.
für dich gekocht?
fyr dikh geh-KOKHT
cooked for you?
'für dich' means 'for you'. The participle 'gekocht' goes last.
Ich habe für dich gekocht.
I cooked for you.
Words in this phrase
für
[fyr]
for
A preposition indicating purpose or destination.
Das ist für dich.
This is for you.
dich
[dikh]
you
The pronoun 'dich' in accusative form.
Ich habe ein Geschenk für dich.
I have a gift for you.
gekocht
[geh-KOKHT]
cooked
Past participle of 'kochen' (to cook), used with 'haben'.
Er hat Nudeln gekocht.
He cooked pasta.
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