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How to Say ‘So, what do you like about Lena?’ in German

Und, was magst du an Lena?

oont vas mahkst doo ahn LAY-nah

[oont vas mahkst doo ahn LAY-nah]

🇩🇪 In Germany: Opening with Und, signals friendly curiosity. Friends asking this are inviting a warm, specific answer, not a vague one.

Phrase Breakdown

Und, was magst du

oont vas mahkst doo

So, what do you like

'Und,' with a pause works like 'So,'.

Example

Und, was machst du?

So, what do you do?

Words in this phrase

Und

[oont]

and

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

Example

Und ich freue mich.

And I am happy.

was

[vas]

what

Question word asking about a thing.

Example

Was machst du?

What are you doing?

magst

[mahkst]

like

Du-form of 'mögen', to like.

Example

Magst du Kaffee?

Do you like coffee?

du

[doo]

the informal 'you' (du form)

As a noun, 'das Du' means the informal way of addressing someone.

Example

Wir sind jetzt per Du.

We now use first names / informal 'you'.

an Lena?

ahn LAY-nah

about Lena?

Let your voice rise at the end of the question.

Example

Was gefällt dir an Lena?

What do you like about Lena?

Words in this phrase

an

[ahn]

about

Used to express relation or connection.

Example

Er redet an mich vorbei.

He talks past me.

Lena

[LAY-nah]

Lena

A common German female first name.

Example

Lena kommt aus Berlin.

Lena is from Berlin.

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