How to Say ‘You'll help her in the afternoon.’ in German
Du hilfst ihr am Nachmittag.
doo hilfst eer ahm NAKH-mit-tahk
[doo hilfst eer ahm NAKH-mit-tahk]
💬 Usage Tip: German uses the present tense for future plans when a time word makes it clear. You don't need werden here.
Phrase Breakdown
Du hilfst ihr
doo hilfst eer
You help her
'helfen' takes the dative case: 'ihr' = (to) her.
Wir helfen dir.
We help you.
Words in this phrase
Du
[doo]
you
The pronoun 'du' in nominative form.
Du bist schön.
You are beautiful.
hilfst
[hilfst]
help
'du' form of 'helfen'; takes dative.
Hilfst du mir?
Will you help me?
ihr
[eer]
her (dative)
Dative form of 'sie' (she), used after 'bei'.
Bei ihr gibt es oft Allergien.
With her there are often allergies.
am Nachmittag.
ahm NAKH-mit-tahk
in the afternoon
'am' = 'an dem'. Stress 'NACH', which has a throaty 'ch'.
Am Nachmittag habe ich Zeit.
I have time in the afternoon.
Words in this phrase
am
[ahm]
at the
Indicating a specific location or time.
Am Himmel sind Sterne.
There are stars in the sky.
Nachmittag
[NAKH-mit-tahk]
afternoon
Masculine noun; 'am Nachmittag' = in the afternoon.
Am Nachmittag haben wir Pause.
In the afternoon we have a break.
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