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How to Say ‘Does she react, then?’ in German

Reagiert sie denn?

ray-ah-GEERT zee den

[ray-ah-GEERT zee den]

💬 Usage Tip: denn in a question isn't "then" in the time sense. It just makes the question sound engaged and natural, and it's very common in spoken German.

Phrase Breakdown

Reagiert

[ray-ah-GEERT]

reacts

Shows a physical response, e.g. an allergic one.

Example

Er reagiert auf Nüsse.

He reacts to nuts.

sie

[zee]

she

Third-person singular feminine subject pronoun.

Example

Sie isst kein Gluten.

She doesn't eat gluten.

denn

[den]

then (filler)

Particle that makes questions sound more natural or show interest.

Example

Wo bist du denn?

Where are you, then?

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