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How to Say ‘She laughs so loudly and warmly.’ in German

Sie lacht so laut und herzlich.

zee lahkht zo lowt oont HAIRTS-likh

[zee lahkht zo lowt oont HAIRTS-likh]

Phrase Breakdown

Sie lacht

zee lahkht

She laughs

The 'ch' in 'lacht' is a throaty sound, like Scottish 'loch'.

Example

Sie lacht oft.

She laughs often.

Words in this phrase

Sie

[zee]

she

Third-person singular feminine subject pronoun.

Example

Sie isst kein Gluten.

She doesn't eat gluten.

lacht

[lahkht]

laughs

Third-person form of 'lachen', to laugh.

Example

Er lacht oft.

He laughs often.

so laut und herzlich.

zo lowt oont HAIRTS-likh

so loudly and warmly.

These adjectives work as adverbs and keep the same form.

Example

Er singt so laut.

He sings so loudly.

Words in this phrase

[zo]

Used to refer to something just mentioned; like that.

Example

Ich fühle mich so müde.

I feel so tired.

laut

[lowt]

loud(ly)

Describes a strong volume of sound.

Example

Die Musik ist laut.

The music is loud.

und

[oont]

and

A conjunction used to connect sentences or elements in a sentence.

Example

Und ich freue mich.

And I am happy.

herzlich

[HAIRTS-likh]

warmly; heartily

Adverb meaning sincerely and warmly, often used in greetings.

Example

Herzlich willkommen bei uns!

A warm welcome to our home!

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