How to Say ‘Push two tables together’ in German
Zwei Tische zusammenstellen
tsvy TISH-eh tsoo-ZAH-men-shtel-en
[tsvy TISH-eh tsoo-ZAH-men-shtel-en]
💬 Usage Tip: zusammenstellen splits in a normal sentence: Wir stellen zwei Tische zusammen "We push two tables together". It only stays joined after helpers like könnte.
Phrase Breakdown
Zwei Tische
tsvy TISH-eh
Two tables
'Tische' is the plural of 'der Tisch'. 'Zw' sounds like 'tsv'.
Wir haben zwei Tische reserviert.
We have reserved two tables.
Words in this phrase
Zwei
[tsvy]
two
The number 2.
Wir sind zwei Personen.
We are two people.
Tische
[TISH-eh]
tables
Plural of 'Tisch'.
Im Garten stehen viele Tische.
There are many tables in the garden.
zusammenstellen
[tsoo-ZAH-men-shtel-en]
to put together
Separable verb: to place things side by side as one unit.
Wir können die Stühle zusammenstellen.
We can put the chairs together.
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