How to Say ‘Lena talks about you a lot.’ in German
Lena erzählt viel von dir.
LAY-nah er-TSAILT feel fon deer
[LAY-nah er-TSAILT feel fon deer]
💬 Usage Tip: erzählen von is how you say "talk about" someone. Swap the person: Sie erzählt viel von ihm "She talks about him a lot."
Phrase Breakdown
Lena erzählt
LAY-nah er-TSAILT
Lena talks
'erzählen' means to tell. Stress -ZÄHLT.
Lena erzählt gern Witze.
Lena likes telling jokes.
Words in this phrase
Lena
[LAY-nah]
Lena
A common German female first name.
Lena kommt aus Berlin.
Lena is from Berlin.
erzählt
[er-TSAILT]
tells
Form of 'erzählen', to tell or recount.
Er erzählt eine Geschichte.
He tells a story.
viel von dir.
feel fon deer
a lot about you.
'viel' sounds like 'feel'.
Ich halte viel von dir.
I think highly of you.
Words in this phrase
viel
[feel]
a lot
Means often, much, or to a great extent depending on context.
Die Kollegen helfen einander viel.
The colleagues help each other a lot.
von
[fon]
about
Preposition used with 'erzählen' to mean 'about'.
Er erzählt von seiner Arbeit.
He talks about his work.
dir
[deer]
you (dative, informal)
Dative form of 'du', used after prepositions like 'von' and 'mit'.
Ich komme mit dir.
I'm coming with you.
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