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How to Say ‘We already have a lot of emails.’ in German

Wir haben schon viele E-Mails.

veer hah-ben shohn FEE-leh EE-mails

[veer hah-ben shohn FEE-leh EE-mails]

Phrase Breakdown

Wir haben schon

veer hah-ben shohn

We already have

'schon' means 'already'. 'Wir' sounds like 'veer'.

Example

Wir haben schon gegessen.

We have already eaten.

Words in this phrase

Wir

[veer]

we

Pronoun for a group including the speaker.

Example

Wir arbeiten gern zusammen.

We like working together.

haben

[hah-ben]

have

To possess or hold something.

Example

Ich habe ein Buch.

I have a book.

schon

[shohn]

already

By this time; prior to a specified time.

Example

Er ist schon weg.

He is already gone.

viele E-Mails.

FEE-leh EE-mails

many emails.

In 'viele', the 'v' sounds like 'f': 'FEE-leh'. The plural of 'E-Mail' adds '-s'.

Example

Ich habe viele Fragen.

I have many questions.

Words in this phrase

viele

[FEE-leh]

many

Plural form of 'viel'; with 'wie' it asks 'how many'.

Example

Wie viele Gäste kommen heute?

How many guests are coming today?

E-Mails

[EE-mails]

emails

Plural of 'E-Mail'.

Example

Ich lese meine E-Mails.

I read my emails.

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