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How to Say ‘But I go jogging a lot now.’ in German

Aber ich gehe jetzt oft joggen.

AH-behr ikh GAY-uh yetst oft JOG-en

[AH-behr ikh GAY-uh yetst oft JOG-en]

Phrase Breakdown

Aber ich gehe

AH-behr ikh GAY-uh

But I go

'Aber' = but, said 'AH-ber'. Link it smoothly with 'ich'.

Example

Aber ich gehe morgen.

But I'm going tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

Aber

[AH-behr]

But

Used to introduce a contrast or exception.

Example

Ich würde gehen, aber es regnet.

I would go, but it is raining.

ich

[ikh]

The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.

Example

Ich bin da.

I am here.

gehe

[GAY-uh]

go, am going

First-person singular of 'gehen' (to go), often on foot.

Example

Ich gehe nach Hause.

I'm going home.

jetzt oft joggen.

yetst oft JOG-en

jogging often now.

Time ('jetzt') comes before frequency ('oft').

Example

Er geht jetzt oft spazieren.

He often goes for walks now.

Words in this phrase

jetzt

[yetst]

now

A time word used to talk about the present moment or what happens next.

Example

Jetzt gehe ich nach Hause.

Now I am going home.

oft

[oft]

often

Used to say something happens frequently or regularly.

Example

Bei Networking-Events sprechen wir oft über die Unternehmenskultur.

At networking events, we often talk about company culture.

joggen

[JOG-en]

jogging / to jog

Verb for running at a gentle pace; 'joggen gehen' = to go jogging.

Example

Wir gehen morgens joggen.

We go jogging in the mornings.

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