trink Sie
(is it correct)
What's the question? No one can tell you if it's correct if we don't know the question or what you are trying to write.
I am not an expert in the language, but from what I can remember:
trinken Sie! if it is imperative, or
trinken Sie if it is present tense.
Perhaps Reiny can confirm or correct this response.
Trinken Sie! = imperative, when talking to a stranger (or adult, or boss, ...)
Trink! = imperative, when talking to a child, a friend, a family member, etc.
Sie trinken... = They are drinking
Sie trinkt = She is drinking
Hope this helps... :-D
The statement "trink Sie" is not correct in German.
To say "drink" in German, you would use the command form "trink" paired with the pronoun "du" (meaning "you") or "Sie" (meaning "you" in a formal context). However, the verb "trinken" requires the pronoun "du" conjugated as "trinkst" or "Sie" conjugated as "trinken" in the command form.
Correct forms of the command "drink" in German:
- "Trink!" (informal)
- "Trinken Sie!" (formal)
Remember, when using pronouns and verbs in German, it is important to conjugate them correctly according to the subject and context.