How to Say ‘I topped up the water’ in German
Ich habe Wasser nachgefüllt
ikh HAH-beh VAHS-ser NAHKH-geh-fult
[ikh HAH-beh VAHS-ser NAHKH-geh-fult]
Phrase Breakdown
Ich habe Wasser
ikh HAH-beh VAHS-ser
I have water
This is the start of a perfect tense sentence. 'Wasser' sounds like 'VAS-ser'.
Ich habe Wasser getrunken.
I drank water.
Words in this phrase
Ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
habe
[HAH-beh]
have
Form of 'haben' used with 'ich'.
Ich habe einen Plan.
I have a plan.
Wasser
[VAHS-ser]
water
Neuter noun (das Wasser); the drink or liquid in general.
Das Wasser ist kalt.
The water is cold.
nachgefüllt
[NAHKH-geh-fult]
refilled, topped up
Past participle of 'nachfüllen', to top up a liquid.
Sie hat das Glas nachgefüllt.
She refilled the glass.
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