Es hat Sinn.

Sentence analysis „Es hat Sinn.“

The sentence is a simple sentence without further main clauses and subordinate clauses. The sentence contains the following constituents: Subject, Predicate, Object. It is a declarative sentence.


Subject


Sentence subject · Nominative
Question: Wer oder Was?

Predicate


Sentence statement
Question: Was tut Subjekt bzw. was geschieht?

Accusative object


Direct object · Accusative
Question: Wen oder Was?


Translations of sentence „Es hat Sinn.“

German  Es hat Sinn.

Slovenian  To ima smisel.

Hebrew  זה הגיוני.

Bulgarian  Има смисъл.

Serbian  Ima smisla.

Italian  Ha senso.

Ukrainian  Це має сенс.

Danish  Det giver mening.

Belorussian  Гэта мае сэнс.

Finnish  Se on järkevää.

Spanish  Tiene sentido.

Macedonian  Има смисла.

Basque  Sentsu du.

Turkish  Anlamı var.

Bosnian  Ima smisla.

Croatian  Ima smisla.

Romanian  Are sens.

Norwegian  Det gir mening.

Polish  To ma sens.

Portuguese  Faz sentido.

Arabic  له معنى.

French  Ça se tient.

Russian  Это имеет смысл.

Urdu  یہ معنی رکھتا ہے.

Japanese  意味があります。

Persian  این معنا دارد.

Slowakisch  Má to zmysel.

English  It makes sense.

Swedish  Det har mening.

Czech  Dává to smysl.

Greek  Έχει νόημα.

Catalan  Té sentit.

Dutch  Het heeft zin.

Hungarian  Van értelme.


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