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How to Say ‘Brought something small’ in German

Etwas Kleines mitgebracht

ET-vahs KLEIN-uhs MIT-ge-brahcht

[ET-vahs KLEIN-uhs MIT-ge-brahcht]

💬 Usage Tip: mitgebracht comes from the separable verb mitbringen. In the full sentence with habe, the mit- part rejoins the verb at the end: Ich habe ... mitgebracht.

Phrase Breakdown

Etwas

[ET-vahs]

something

Refers to an unspecified object or thing.

Example

Ich habe etwas für dich.

I have something for you.

Kleines

[KLEIN-uhs]

small

Describing an object that is little in size.

Example

Ich habe ein kleines Geschenk.

I have a small gift.

mitgebracht

[MIT-ge-brahcht]

brought

Past participle of the verb 'to bring'.

Example

Ich habe dir Schokolade mitgebracht.

I brought you chocolate.

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