How to Say ‘Does it hurt all the time?’ in German
Tut es immer weh?
toot es IM-er vay
[toot es IM-er vay]
Phrase Breakdown
Tut es
toot es
Does it
A yes/no question starts with the verb. Say 'toot es'.
Tut es jetzt weh?
Does it hurt now?
Words in this phrase
Tut
[toot]
does (hurt)
Form of 'tun'; with 'weh' it means 'to hurt'.
Mein Kopf tut weh.
My head hurts.
es
[es]
it
A neutral pronoun used to refer to a thing previously mentioned.
Es ist ein schöner Tag.
It is a beautiful day.
immer weh?
IM-er vay
always hurt?
'Immer' means 'always'. Say 'IM-mer vay' and let your voice rise at the end.
Ich bin immer müde.
I am always tired.
Words in this phrase
immer
[IM-er]
always
An adverb meaning at all times or consistently.
Auf Messen kann man Immer nach der Teamkultur fragen.
At fairs, you can always ask about team culture.
weh
[vay]
sore, hurting
Used with 'tun' to say something hurts: weh tun.
Mein Kopf tut weh.
My head hurts.
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