How to Say ‘Yes, I'll still do that today.’ in German
Ja, das mache ich heute noch.
yah dahs MAH-kheh ikh hoin-te nokh
[yah dahs MAH-kheh ikh hoin-te nokh]
💬 Usage Tip: Starting with das pushes the verb into second place, so ich comes after it: das mache ich, not das ich mache.
Phrase Breakdown
Ja, das mache ich
yah dahs MAH-kheh ikh
Yes, I'll do that
The object 'das' comes first for emphasis, so the verb comes before 'ich'. 'mache' sounds like 'MAH-kheh'.
Das mache ich gern.
I'm happy to do that.
Words in this phrase
Ja
[yah]
yes
Basic word for agreeing.
Ja, gerne!
Yes, gladly!
das
[dahs]
that; it
Refers back to a previous statement or situation, often translated as 'that' or 'it.'
Das hat einen positiven Eindruck hinterlassen.
That left a positive impression.
mache
[MAH-kheh]
do / am doing
First person form of 'machen'; used for activities like therapy or sport.
Ich mache einen Kurs.
I'm doing a course.
ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
heute noch.
hoin-te nokh
later today / still today.
'heute noch' means 'before today is over'. 'eu' sounds like 'oy', so 'heute' is 'HOY-teh'.
Ich rufe heute noch an.
I'll call later today.
Words in this phrase
heute
[hoin-te]
today
On this present day.
Heute zieh' ich zum letzten Mal um.
Today I am moving for the last time.
noch
[nokh]
still (later today)
With 'heute', it means before the day is over.
Ich mache das heute noch.
I'll do that later today.
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