How to Say ‘I'd even still have’ in German
Da hätte ich sogar noch
dah HET-uh ikh zo-GAHR nokh
[dah HET-uh ikh zo-GAHR nokh]
💬 Usage Tip: hätte "would have" softens habe into a polite offer. sogar noch "even still" stresses that something is unexpectedly available.
Phrase Breakdown
Da hätte ich
dah HET-uh ikh
Then I would have
'hätte' is the polite subjunctive of 'haben'. The 'ä' sounds like the 'e' in 'bed'.
Da hätte ich eine Idee.
I'd have an idea for that.
Words in this phrase
Da
[dah]
then (at that time)
Refers back to the time mentioned.
Da bin ich zu Hause.
I'm at home then.
hätte
[HET-uh]
would have
A conditional phrase indicating possibility.
Er hätte es besser machen können.
He could have done it better.
ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
sogar noch
zo-GAHR nokh
even still
'sogar' means 'even'. 'noch' means something is still available. Stress 'gar' in 'sogar'.
Es gibt sogar noch Kuchen.
There's even still some cake.
Words in this phrase
sogar
[zo-GAHR]
even
Adds emphasis to something better or more than expected.
Das Essen war sogar günstig.
The food was even cheap.
noch
[nokh]
another / still
Adds the idea of one more thing.
Ich habe noch einen Vorschlag für unser Treffen.
I still have another suggestion for our meeting.
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