Truthahn geben
to frighten
The phrase 'give turkey' can be translated to 'Truthahn geben' in German. This phrase is not commonly used in German, as it is in English, but it can be used to express the act of giving someone a turkey. In a more general sense, 'geben' means 'to give' and 'Truthahn' means 'turkey'.
Example sentences using: Truthahn geben
Zum Abendessen werde ich dir Truthahn geben.
I will give you turkey for dinner.
This sentence is a future tense statement where the speaker informs the listener that they will provide them with turkey for dinner.
Kannst du mir bitte den Truthahn geben?
Can you please pass me the turkey?
In this sentence, the speaker is politely asking the listener to pass the turkey, often used during a meal.
Mama wird uns morgen Truthahn geben.
Mom will give us turkey tomorrow.
This sentence is a future tense phrase where the speaker reveals that their mother will provide them with turkey the following day.