How to Say ‘Do you have any lunch plans yet?’ in German
Hast du schon Pläne fürs Mittagessen?
hahst doo shohn PLAY-neh fuers MIT-tahk-es-en
[hahst doo shohn PLAY-neh fuers MIT-tahk-es-en]
Phrase Breakdown
Hast du schon Pläne
hahst doo shohn PLAY-neh
Do you already have plans
The verb comes first in a yes/no question. Keep 'schon Pläne' together smoothly.
Hast du schon Pläne am Wochenende?
Do you have plans for the weekend yet?
Words in this phrase
Hast
[hahst]
have
The verb 'haben' in second person singular form.
Hast du Hunger?
Are you hungry?
du
[doo]
the informal 'you' (du form)
As a noun, 'das Du' means the informal way of addressing someone.
Wir sind jetzt per Du.
We now use first names / informal 'you'.
schon
[shohn]
already
By this time; prior to a specified time.
Er ist schon weg.
He is already gone.
Pläne
[PLAY-neh]
plans
Plural of 'der Plan'; intentions for what to do.
Wir haben große Pläne.
We have big plans.
fürs Mittagessen?
fuers MIT-tahk-es-en
for lunch?
'Fürs' = 'für das'. 'Ü' is said like 'ee' with rounded lips.
Was gibt es fürs Mittagessen?
What's for lunch?
Words in this phrase
fürs
[fuers]
for the
Contraction of 'für das'.
Danke fürs Essen.
Thanks for the food.
Mittagessen
[MIT-tahk-es-en]
lunch
The midday meal; a neuter noun (das Mittagessen).
Das Mittagessen ist fertig.
Lunch is ready.
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