How to Say ‘A separate vegan menu’ in German
Eine eigene vegane Karte
EYE-nuh EYE-geh-neh veh-GAH-neh KAR-teh
[EYE-nuh EYE-geh-neh veh-GAH-neh KAR-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: Karte here means "menu", short for Speisekarte. Ask Die Karte, bitte to get one.
Phrase Breakdown
Eine eigene
EYE-nuh EYE-geh-neh
A separate (own)
'eigene' means 'own' or 'separate'. Pronounce 'ei' like 'eye': 'EI-ge-ne'.
Sie hat eine eigene Wohnung.
She has her own apartment.
Words in this phrase
Eine
[EYE-nuh]
a
The feminine accusative article before 'Frage.'
Ich möchte Ihnen eine Frage zur Arbeitskultur stellen.
I would like to ask you a question about work culture.
eigene
[EYE-geh-neh]
own
Adjective meaning belonging to oneself; separate, dedicated.
Das Restaurant hat einen eigenen Garten.
The restaurant has its own garden.
vegane Karte
veh-GAH-neh KAR-teh
vegan menu
'Karte' here means 'menu'. Say 'v' as 'w': 've-GA-ne'.
Die vegane Karte ist neu.
The vegan menu is new.
Words in this phrase
vegane
[veh-GAH-neh]
vegan
Adjective for food without any animal products.
Ich esse gern vegane Gerichte.
I like eating vegan dishes.
Karte
[KAR-teh]
menu
In a restaurant, 'Karte' (short for Speisekarte) means the menu.
Könnte ich bitte die Karte haben?
Could I have the menu, please?
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