How to Say ‘But I've started running again.’ in German
Aber ich gehe jetzt wieder laufen.
AH-ber ikh GAY-uh yetst vee-der LOW-fen
[AH-ber ikh GAY-uh yetst vee-der LOW-fen]
💬 Usage Tip: Put gehen before an activity verb to say you go and do it: ich gehe schwimmen "I go swimming", wir gehen einkaufen "we go shopping".
Phrase Breakdown
Aber ich gehe
AH-ber ikh GAY-uh
But I go
'aber' does not change the word order, so the subject comes right after it.
Aber ich gehe später.
But I'm going later.
Words in this phrase
Aber
[AH-ber]
but
Used to indicate the contrary.
Er ist müde, aber er arbeitet.
He is tired, but he works.
ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
gehe
[GAY-uh]
go, am going
First-person singular of 'gehen' (to go), often on foot.
Ich gehe nach Hause.
I'm going home.
jetzt wieder laufen.
yetst vee-der LOW-fen
running again now
'laufen gehen' means 'to go running'. The 'au' sounds like 'ow' in 'cow'.
Ich will jetzt wieder laufen.
I want to run again now.
Words in this phrase
jetzt
[yetst]
now
At the present time or moment.
Jetzt ist die perfekte Zeit.
Now is the perfect time.
wieder
[vee-der]
again
Once more; another time.
Wieder einmal.
Once again.
laufen
[LOW-fen]
running, jogging
Verb meaning to run; 'laufen gehen' means to go jogging.
Wir gehen morgens laufen.
We go running in the mornings.
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