blaue Augen haben
have blue eyes
The phrase 'blaue Augen haben' is the German equivalent of 'have blue eyes'. In German, the adjective 'blau' (blue) precedes the noun 'Augen' (eyes), and the verb 'haben' (to have) follows. This phrase is used to describe someone's eye color, just like in English.
Example sentences using: blaue Augen haben
Sie hat einen Jungen gesehen, der blaue Augen hat.
She saw a boy who has blue eyes.
This sentence expresses a past observation made by a woman. She saw a boy with a specific attribute: blue eyes.
Ich habe nie jemanden mit so blaue Augen wie du gesehen.
I’ve never seen anyone with blue eyes like yours.
This statement shows a person expressing admiration towards another person's blue eyes, in a way conveying that they are unique or unusually attractive.
Bevor ich ihn traf, sagte mir jemand, er hätte blaue Augen.
Before I met him, someone told me he had blue eyes.
In this example, it indicates some information (eye color) the speaker was told about a third party before a meeting.