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How do you say "to make (a smoothie)" in German?
machen
In German, "to make (a smoothie)" is machen.
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Pronunciation
MAH-ken. Long 'a', stress on first syllable. Sounds like English 'make'.
Grammar notes
Regular weak verb. Past tense: machte, past participle: gemacht. Very common verb, takes accusative object.
Example sentence
Ich mache einen Smoothie.
I make a smoothie.
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How to remember machen
Machen is the most common German verb for 'to make' or 'to do'. You make something by combining ingredients.
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Questions about machen
How do you say "to make (a smoothie)" in German?
In German, "to make (a smoothie)" is machen. It is a noun.
How is machen written in German?
machen is written using the standard German script.
How is machen used in a sentence?
Use machen as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Ich mache einen Smoothie. (I make a smoothie.).
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