I want to buy it for your dad in German 🇩🇪

Sentence info.

The German sentence “Ich möchte es für deinen Vater kaufen” is formed as follows:

– “Ich” is the pronoun for “I.”
– “möchte” is the conjugated form of the verb “möchten,” which means “to want.”
– “es” is the pronoun “it,” referring to an object previously mentioned or understood.
– “für” means “for.”
– “deinen” is the possessive adjective for the second person singular “du” (you) in its accusative form, meaning “your” (referring to someone’s dad).
– “Vater” means “father.”
– “kaufen” is the verb “to buy.”

To remember this sentence, you can focus on the structure and key vocabulary:

– “Ich möchte” means “I want,” which is a useful phrase to remember.
– “für deinen Vater” means “for your dad.” By remembering the word “Vater,” it becomes easier to associate it with a possessive pronoun like “dein” (your).

Alternate ways to say “I want to buy it for your dad” could be:

– “Ich will es für deinen Vater kaufen.” (I want to buy it for your dad.)
– “Ich würde es gerne für deinen Vater kaufen.” (I would like to buy it for your dad.)

Please note that the response without the opening paragraph, end summary paragraph, and notes is: “Ich möchte es für deinen Vater kaufen.”

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