How to Say ‘Is there anything special on Saturdays, then?’ in German
Gibt es denn samstags auch irgendwas Besonderes?
ZAHMS-tahks owkh EER-gent-vahs beh-ZON-deh-res
[ZAHMS-tahks owkh EER-gent-vahs beh-ZON-deh-res]
Phrase Breakdown
Gibt es denn samstags
ZAHMS-tahks
Is there then on Saturdays
'Samstags' means 'on Saturdays'. Say 'ZAMS-tahks'; the German S before a vowel sounds like Z.
Gibt es denn samstags Frühstück?
Is there breakfast on Saturdays, then?
Words in this phrase
Gibt
es
denn
samstags
[ZAHMS-tahks]
on Saturdays
Adverb meaning every Saturday.
Samstags gehen wir einkaufen.
On Saturdays we go shopping.
auch irgendwas Besonderes?
owkh EER-gent-vahs beh-ZON-deh-res
also anything special?
Say 'aukh EER-gent-vahs be-ZON-de-res' with your voice rising at the end of the question.
Habt ihr auch irgendwas Besonderes?
Do you also have anything special?
Words in this phrase
auch
[owkh]
also / too
Used to say also or too when returning a wish or adding something.
Auch nach dem Karriereevent sollten wir in Kontakt bleiben.
We should stay in touch after the career event too.
irgendwas
[EER-gent-vahs]
anything, something
Colloquial for any unspecified thing.
Hast du irgendwas gegessen?
Have you eaten anything?
Besonderes
[beh-ZON-deh-res]
special
Nominalized adjective meaning something special.
Heute kochen wir etwas Besonderes.
Today we're cooking something special.
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