Did you eat? in German 🇩🇪

Hattest du gegessen? info.

Tips to remember the German word:

– Break down the word into smaller parts to help with memorization. For example, “hattest” can be broken down into “hat” (meaning “have”) and “test” (meaning “you”), and “gegessen” can be broken down into “ge” (which indicates past tense) and “gessen” (meaning “eat”).
– Practice saying the word out loud and connecting it with the English translation to reinforce the memory.

Explanations:

“Hattest du gegessen?” is a German question that translates to “Did you eat?” in English. It is formed by combining the past tense form of the verb “haben” (to have) – “hattest” (second person singular) – with the past participle of the verb “essen” (to eat) – “gegessen”.

Other words that mean the same thing:

– Hast du gegessen? (Have you eaten?)
– Haben Sie gegessen? (Have you eaten?)

Conjugations:

– Present tense: Isst du? (Do you eat?)
– Future tense: Wirst du essen? (Will you eat?)
– Conditional: Würdest du essen? (Would you eat?)
– Imperative: Iss! (Eat!)

Examples of sentences:

1. Hatte ich gegessen? (Did I eat?)
2. Wann hast du gegessen? (When did you eat?)
3. Hätten wir gegessen, wenn wir Zeit gehabt hätten? (Would we have eaten if we had had time?)

Response:

– Ja, ich habe gegessen. (Yes, I ate.)
– Nein, ich habe nicht gegessen. (No, I did not eat.)

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