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How to Say ‘One guest eats vegan.’ in German

Ein Gast isst vegan.

ine gahst ist veh-GAHN

[ine gahst ist veh-GAHN]

💬 Usage Tip: German uses isst vegan "eats vegan" just like English, with no adjective ending needed. Swap in: isst vegetarisch "eats vegetarian".

Phrase Breakdown

Ein Gast

ine gahst

One guest

'Gast' is masculine and means 'guest'. Use a short 'a'.

Example

Ein Gast kommt später.

One guest is coming later.

Words in this phrase

Ein

[ine]

The indefinite article 'ein'.

Example

Ich brauche ein Auto.

I need a car.

Gast

[gahst]

guest

a visitor or attendee at an event

Example

Der Gast hat eine Einladung dabei.

The guest has an invitation with them.

isst vegan.

ist veh-GAHN

eats vegan.

'isst' is from 'essen' and sounds like 'ist'. In 'vegan', the 'v' sounds like 'w': 've-GAN'.

Example

Sie isst vegan.

She eats vegan.

Words in this phrase

isst

[ist]

eats

Third person of essen, to eat.

Example

Er isst kein Fleisch.

He doesn't eat meat.

vegan

[veh-GAHN]

vegan

Containing no animal products at all.

Example

Haben Sie vegane Gerichte?

Do you have vegan dishes?

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