They will eat in German 🇩🇪

sie werden essen info.

Tips to remember the German phrase “sie werden essen”:
– “Sie” can be remembered as the formal “you” or “they,” depending on context. Think of it as a respectful ‘S’ as in “sir” or “sirs.”
– “Werden” is the auxiliary verb used to form the future tense, similar to “will” in English.
– “Essen” literally translates to “eat” and is the infinitive form of the verb.

Explanation:
– “Sie werden essen” translates to “they will eat” in English. The subject “sie” can also mean “you” (formal, both singular and plural), so the phrase can also be translated as “you will eat” in a formal context.
– “Werden” here is used as the auxiliary verb to indicate the future tense.
– “Essen” is the main verb in its infinitive form, meaning “to eat.”

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Fressen” is another German word for “to eat” but is usually used for animals.

Different conjugations of “essen”:
– Present tense: ich esse (I eat), du isst (you eat), er/sie/es isst (he/she/it eats), wir essen (we eat), ihr esst (you all eat), sie essen (they eat; you eat, formal)
– Past tense (simple past): ich aß (I ate), du aßest (you ate), er/sie/es aß (he/she/it ate), wir aßen (we ate), ihr aßt (you all ate), sie aßen (they ate; you ate, formal)
– Future tense: ich werde essen (I will eat), du wirst essen (you will eat), er/sie/es wird essen (he/she/it will eat), wir werden essen (we will eat), ihr werdet essen (you all will eat), sie werden essen (they will eat; you will eat, formal)

Examples of sentences using “sie werden essen”:
– “Sie werden essen, sobald alles fertig ist.” (They will eat as soon as everything is ready.)
– “Wann werden sie essen?” (When will they eat?)
– “Sie werden nicht essen, bevor wir ankommen.” (They will not eat before we arrive.)
– In the formal “you” context: “Sie werden essen, nachdem Sie Ihre Arbeit beendet haben.” (You will eat after you have finished your work.)

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