How to Say ‘Just put it under the bench.’ in German
Leg sie einfach unter die Bank.
layk zee INE-fakh OON-ter dee bahnk
[layk zee INE-fakh OON-ter dee bahnk]
Phrase Breakdown
Leg sie einfach
layk zee INE-fakh
Just put it
This is the 'du' form of the command. Say 'einfach' as EYN-fach.
Leg sie einfach auf den Stuhl.
Just put it on the chair.
Words in this phrase
Leg
[layk]
put, lay (command)
Informal command form of 'legen', to lay something down.
Leg das Buch auf den Tisch.
Put the book on the table.
sie
[zee]
it / her
Accusative pronoun for a feminine noun, translated as 'it' for objects.
Die Lampe ist schön, ich kaufe sie.
The lamp is nice, I'll buy it.
einfach
[INE-fakh]
just
Softens a suggestion, meaning 'just go ahead and'.
Komm einfach vorbei.
Just come by.
unter die Bank.
OON-ter dee bahnk
under the bench.
'unter die' plus the accusative shows where something is being put.
Stell den Rucksack unter die Bank.
Put the backpack under the bench.
Words in this phrase
unter
[OON-ter]
under
Preposition meaning below; also 'in/under a menu item'.
Das findest du unter Einstellungen.
You'll find that under settings.
die
[dee]
the
Definite article used to specify something already known.
Die Katze ist süß.
The cat is cute.
Bank
[bahnk]
bench
A long seat, typical at beer tent tables.
Die Bank ist voll.
The bench is full.
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