How to Say ‘Who do you support’ in German
Wen unterstützt du
vain oon-ter-shtootst doo
[vain oon-ter-shtootst doo]
💬 Usage Tip: "wen" is the accusative form of "wer" (who). After verbs like "unterstützen," use "wen."
🇩🇪 In Germany: Asking who someone supports is a classic World Cup conversation starter.
Phrase Breakdown
Wen
[vain]
whom
"Wen" asks about the direct object, so here it means "whom" or more naturally "who."
Wen unterstützt du bei der WM 2026?
Who are you supporting at the 2026 World Cup?
unterstützt
[oon-ter-shtootst]
support
"unterstützt" means "support" and is the informal you form here.
Wen unterstützt du, wenn Deutschland nicht spielt?
Who do you support when Germany is not playing?
du
[doo]
you
"du" is the informal singular form of "you."
Wen unterstützt du dieses Jahr?
Who are you supporting this year?
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