How to Say ‘We have hope again’ in German
Haben wir wieder Hoffnung
HAH-ben veer VEE-der HOFF-noong
[HAH-ben veer VEE-der HOFF-noong]
💬 Usage Tip: Main clause word order can shift in German. After 'Jetzt,' the verb comes before the subject: 'Jetzt haben wir...'
🇩🇪 In Germany: This captures the emotional roller coaster of tournament football perfectly.
Phrase Breakdown
Haben
[HAH-ben]
have
A form of the verb "haben," meaning "to have." Here it helps ask or state whether we have something again.
Nach dem Tor: Haben wir endlich wieder Hoffnung?
After the goal: Do we finally have hope again?
wir
[veer]
we
The pronoun for a group including the speaker: "we."
Haben wir nach diesem Treffer wieder mehr Mut?
Do we have more courage again after this goal?
wieder
[VEE-der]
again
Means something is happening once more or returning.
Haben wir wieder Hoffnung nach dem Ausgleich?
Do we have hope again after the equalizer?
Hoffnung
[HOFF-noong]
hope
The feeling that something good may happen; often used in football when a team scores.
Haben wir wieder Hoffnung auf den Sieg?
Do we have hope again for the win?
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