How to Say ‘Yes, Lena always says what she thinks.’ in German
Ja, Lena sagt immer, was sie denkt.
yah LAY-nah zahkt IM-er vas zee denkt
[yah LAY-nah zahkt IM-er vas zee denkt]
Phrase Breakdown
Ja, Lena sagt immer,
yah LAY-nah zahkt IM-er
Yes, Lena always says
'Ja' agrees with the speaker. Pause after it.
Ja, sie sagt immer Hallo.
Yes, she always says hello.
Words in this phrase
Ja
[yah]
yes
Basic word for agreeing.
Ja, gerne!
Yes, gladly!
Lena
[LAY-nah]
Lena
A common German female first name.
Lena kommt aus Berlin.
Lena is from Berlin.
sagt
[zahkt]
says
Third person form of 'sagen' (to say).
Er sagt nichts.
He says nothing.
immer
[IM-er]
always
An adverb meaning at all times or consistently.
Auf Messen kann man Immer nach der Teamkultur fragen.
At fairs, you can always ask about team culture.
was sie denkt.
vas zee denkt
what she thinks.
Let your voice fall at the end.
Ich weiß nicht, was er denkt.
I don't know what he thinks.
Words in this phrase
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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