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How to Say ‘With the extra shot’ in German

Mit dem extra Shot

Mit dehm EKS-trah shot

[Mit dehm EKS-trah shot]

Phrase Breakdown

Mit dem

Mit dehm

With the

'mit' takes the dative case, so 'der/das' becomes 'dem'. Link the two words smoothly.

Example

Mit dem Bus fahre ich.

I take the bus.

Words in this phrase

Mit

[Mit]

With

Used to indicate what is used or involved.

Example

Ich trinke meinen Kaffee mit den äthiopischen Bohnen.

I drink my coffee with Ethiopian beans.

dem

[dehm]

the

A definite article used before a noun to specify it as something known or unique.

Example

Die Kinder spielen im Garten dem Hauses.

The children play in the garden of the house.

extra Shot

EKS-trah shot

extra shot

'Shot' is borrowed from English and keeps its English pronunciation.

Example

Einen extra Shot, bitte.

An extra shot, please.

Words in this phrase

extra

[EKS-trah]

extra

Additional, beyond the standard.

Example

Extra Milch, bitte.

Extra milk, please.

Shot

[shot]

shot

English loanword for a shot of espresso.

Example

Noch einen Shot, bitte.

Another shot, please.

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