How to Say ‘My wife doesn't know about it yet.’ in German
Meine Frau weiß noch nichts davon.
migh-neh frow vice nokh nichts dah-FON
[migh-neh frow vice nokh nichts dah-FON]
Phrase Breakdown
Meine Frau
migh-neh frow
My wife
'Frau' means both 'woman' and 'wife'. It rhymes with 'how'.
Meine Frau kommt auch.
My wife is coming too.
Words in this phrase
Meine
[migh-neh]
my
Belonging to or associated with the speaker.
Ich mache meine Runden jeden Morgen.
I do my rounds every morning.
Frau
[frow]
wife
Besides 'woman', with a possessive it means wife.
Meine Frau heißt Anna.
My wife is called Anna.
weiß noch nichts davon.
vice nokh nichts dah-FON
doesn't know anything about it yet.
'Noch nichts' means 'nothing yet'. Let your voice fall at the end.
Er weiß noch nichts davon.
He doesn't know anything about it yet.
Words in this phrase
weiß
[vice]
know
Form of 'wissen' (to know a fact) used with 'ich' and 'er/sie/es'.
Ich weiß die Antwort.
I know the answer.
noch
[nokh]
another / still
Adds the idea of one more thing.
Ich habe noch einen Vorschlag für unser Treffen.
I still have another suggestion for our meeting.
nichts
[nichts]
nothing
No thing; not anything.
Ich habe nichts gesehen.
I saw nothing.
davon
[dah-FON]
about it
Pronominal adverb meaning 'of/about that'.
Er hat davon gehört.
He heard about it.
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