How to Say ‘Now I live in Munich.’ in German
Jetzt wohne ich in München.
yetst VOH-neh ikh in MUEN-shen
[yetst VOH-neh ikh in MUEN-shen]
💬 Usage Tip: When a sentence starts with something other than the person, such as jetzt, the verb still comes second. That pushes ich after it: jetzt wohne ich, not jetzt ich wohne.
Phrase Breakdown
Jetzt wohne ich
yetst VOH-neh ikh
Now I live
The verb comes second, so the subject 'ich' follows it. 'Jetzt' sounds like 'yetst'. 'wohne' sounds like 'VOH-ne'.
Jetzt wohne ich allein.
Now I live alone.
Words in this phrase
Jetzt
[yetst]
now
At the present time.
Ich gehe jetzt.
I'm going now.
wohne
[VOH-neh]
live (reside)
Form of 'wohnen': to live somewhere, have your home there.
Ich wohne in einer kleinen Wohnung.
I live in a small apartment.
ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
in München.
in MUEN-shen
in Munich.
For 'ü', round your lips as for 'oo' and say 'ee'. 'ch' is the soft hiss, as in 'ich'.
Das Büro ist in München.
The office is in Munich.
Words in this phrase
in
[in]
in
Expressing the situation of something that is or appears to be enclosed or surrounded by something else.
Das Haus steht in Trümmern.
The house is in ruins.
München
[MUEN-shen]
Munich
A large city in southern Germany, capital of Bavaria.
München liegt in Bayern.
Munich is in Bavaria.
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