How to Say ‘Drink plenty of tea.’ in German
Trinken Sie viel Tee.
TRING-ken zee feel tay
[TRING-ken zee feel tay]
🇩🇪 In Germany: Herbal tea, especially fennel or chamomile, is a standard German home remedy for stomach trouble. Doctors do recommend it before reaching for medication.
Phrase Breakdown
Trinken Sie
TRING-ken zee
Drink (formal command)
This is the formal imperative: the verb comes first, then 'Sie'. Say 'TRINK-en zee'.
Trinken Sie Wasser.
Drink water.
Words in this phrase
Trinken
[TRING-ken]
drink
Infinitive verb 'to drink'; with 'zu' it means 'something to drink'.
Ich möchte Wasser trinken.
I'd like to drink water.
Sie
[zee]
you
The formal 'you' used in polite professional conversations.
Ich freue mich, Sie hier auf der Jobmesse zu sehen.
I am pleased to see you here at the job fair.
viel Tee.
feel tay
a lot of tea.
'viel' sounds like 'feel', because German 'v' is pronounced like English 'f'. 'Tee' is said 'tay'.
Ich trinke viel Tee.
I drink a lot of tea.
Words in this phrase
viel
[feel]
a lot
Means often, much, or to a great extent depending on context.
Die Kollegen helfen einander viel.
The colleagues help each other a lot.
Tee
[tay]
tea
Masculine noun (der Tee); a hot drink, often recommended when ill.
Möchtest du einen Tee?
Would you like a tea?
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