How to Say ‘But we pay for your Deutschlandticket.’ in German
Aber wir zahlen Ihr Deutschlandticket.
AH-ber veer TSAH-len eer DOYCH-lant-tik-et
[AH-ber veer TSAH-len eer DOYCH-lant-tik-et]
💬 Usage Tip: zahlen takes the thing paid for directly, with no word for "for". Same with Ich zahle die Miete "I pay the rent".
Phrase Breakdown
Aber wir zahlen
AH-ber veer TSAH-len
But we pay (for)
'Aber' means 'but'. 'Zahlen' starts with a 'ts' sound: 'TSAH-len'.
Wir zahlen mit Karte.
We pay by card.
Words in this phrase
Aber
[AH-ber]
but
Connects contrasting ideas.
Ich will, aber ich kann nicht.
I want to, but I can't.
wir
[veer]
we
Pronoun for a group including the speaker.
Wir arbeiten gern zusammen.
We like working together.
zahlen
[TSAH-len]
to pay
Verb used for paying money, e.g. in shops or restaurants.
Wir möchten bitte zahlen.
We would like to pay, please.
Ihr Deutschlandticket.
eer DOYCH-lant-tik-et
your Germany ticket
The Deutschlandticket is a monthly pass for local transport across Germany. 'Ihr' is the formal 'your'. Say 'Deutsch' as 'doytsh'.
Ich habe ein Deutschlandticket.
I have a Germany ticket.
Words in this phrase
Ihr
[eer]
your (formal)
Possessive for the formal 'Sie', written with a capital I.
Ist das Ihr Auto?
Is that your car?
Deutschlandticket
[DOYCH-lant-tik-et]
Germany ticket
Monthly public transport pass valid on local and regional transport across Germany; often paid by employers as a benefit.
Mit dem Deutschlandticket fahre ich zur Arbeit.
I travel to work with the Germany ticket.
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