How to Say ‘Mostly after eating.’ in German
Meistens nach dem Essen.
MY-stens nahkh dehm ES-sen
[MY-stens nahkh dehm ES-sen]
Phrase Breakdown
Meistens
[MY-stens]
usually
Most of the time.
Ich fahre meistens Bus.
I usually take the bus.
nach dem Essen.
nahkh dehm ES-sen
after eating
A time phrase with the dative 'dem'. 'Essen' here is the noun 'the meal/eating'.
Wir gehen nach dem Essen spazieren.
We go for a walk after eating.
Words in this phrase
nach
[nahkh]
after
Indicates a time later than something else.
Nach dem Interview gibt es manchmal ein informelles Treffen.
After the interview, there is sometimes an informal meeting.
dem
[dehm]
the
A definite article used before a noun to specify it as something known or unique.
Die Kinder spielen im Garten dem Hauses.
The children play in the garden of the house.
Essen
[ES-sen]
meal, eating
Neuter noun made from the verb 'essen'; means a meal or the act of eating.
Das Essen ist fertig.
The meal is ready.
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