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How to Say ‘A few questions’ in German

Ein paar Fragen

ine pahr FRAH-gen

[ine pahr FRAH-gen]

💬 Usage Tip: Lowercase ein paar means "a few". With a capital, ein Paar means "a pair", as in ein Paar Schuhe "a pair of shoes".

Phrase Breakdown

Ein

[ine]

The indefinite article 'ein'.

Example

Ich brauche ein Auto.

I need a car.

paar

[pahr]

a few, a couple

With 'ein' it means 'a few'; lowercase 'paar' is not 'pair'.

Example

Ich habe ein paar Minuten.

I have a few minutes.

Fragen

[FRAH-gen]

questions

Plural noun for things you ask to get information.

Example

Auf einem Karriereevent sollte man Fragen stellen.

At a career event, one should ask questions.

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