How to Say ‘But there will actually be six of us now.’ in German
Allerdings kommen jetzt doch sechs Leute.
AL-ler-dings YETST dokh LOY-tuh
[AL-ler-dings YETST dokh LOY-tuh]
💬 Usage Tip: doch here signals a change from what was expected, so it means "after all" or "actually". Ich komme doch means "I'm coming after all".
Phrase Breakdown
Allerdings kommen
AL-ler-dings
However, (there) are coming
'Allerdings' means 'however'. The verb 'kommen' comes second in the sentence. Stress 'al-ler-DINGS'.
Allerdings kommen wir später.
However, we're coming later.
Words in this phrase
Allerdings
[AL-ler-dings]
however
Introduces a contrast or limitation.
Allerdings habe ich wenig Zeit.
However, I have little time.
kommen
jetzt doch sechs Leute.
YETST dokh LOY-tuh
six people after all now.
'Doch' here means 'after all' and marks a change of plan. 'Sechs' sounds like 'zex'. 'Leute' sounds like 'LOY-te'.
Es regnet jetzt doch.
It's raining after all now.
Words in this phrase
jetzt
[YETST]
now
Refers to the present moment.
Jetzt habe ich Zeit.
Now I have time.
doch
[dokh]
after all, actually
Particle showing a change from what was expected.
Er kommt doch mit.
He's coming along after all.
sechs
Leute
[LOY-tuh]
people
Human beings making up a group or community.
Viele schlaue Leute arbeiten hier.
Many smart people work here.
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