How to Say ‘And what else do you like doing?’ in German
Und was machst du sonst gern?
oont vas MAKHST doo zonst gehrn
[oont vas MAKHST doo zonst gehrn]
Phrase Breakdown
Und was machst du
oont vas MAKHST doo
And what do you
'Und' ends in a 't' sound. Link the words smoothly: 'unt-vass-machst-du'.
Und was machst du beruflich?
And what do you do for work?
Words in this phrase
Und
[oont]
and
A conjunction used to connect sentences or elements in a sentence.
Und ich freue mich.
And I am happy.
was
[vas]
what
Question word asking about a thing.
Was machst du?
What are you doing?
machst
[MAKHST]
do (you)
Du-form of 'machen', to do or make.
Was machst du heute?
What are you doing today?
du
[doo]
you
The pronoun 'du' in nominative form.
Du bist schön.
You are beautiful.
sonst gern?
zonst gehrn
else like to do?
'sonst' means 'otherwise' or 'else'. The 's' at the start sounds like a 'z'.
Was isst du sonst gern?
What else do you like to eat?
Words in this phrase
sonst
[zonst]
otherwise / else
As an alternative.
Was kann ich sonst tun?
What else can I do?
gern
[gehrn]
like to (do), enjoy
Used after a verb to say someone likes doing something; 'gern spielen' means to like playing.
Sie malt gern mit Farben.
She likes painting with colors.
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