How to Say ‘What she thinks’ in German
Was sie denkt
vas zee denkt
[vas zee denkt]
💬 Usage Tip: After was linking two parts of a sentence, the verb jumps to the end: was sie denkt, not was denkt sie. Same with was sie sagt "what she says".
Phrase Breakdown
Was
[vas]
what
Question word asking about a thing.
Was machst du?
What are you doing?
sie
[zee]
she
Third-person singular feminine subject pronoun.
Sie isst kein Gluten.
She doesn't eat gluten.
denkt
[denkt]
thinks
Third-person form of 'denken', to think.
Er denkt an seine Familie.
He thinks of his family.
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