GERmAN IS THIS SENSIBLE phraseology? x?

Question

Wir sind zur Apotheke gegangen, und nahher sind wir nach Hause gegangen.

Answer 1

Gramatically it's correct, though you would spell the word "nachher". It sounds a little like slang/dialect to me, though (that might just be me, though. We always say "nachher" where I come from and got scolded for it at school, so...)

I'd probably say/ write: "Wir sind zur Apotheke gegangen, und danach sind wir nach Hause gegangen." or, to do it like a true German: "Wir waren in der Apotheke, und danach sind wir heim.", which is by far not as elegantly frased as your sentence. ;))

Thumbs up on your good German skills!

Answer 2

The missing c in "nachher" aside it's correct.

But a native speaker wouldn't put it like that.

More like: "Wir waren (zu/erst) in der Apotheke.

Danach/Hinterher sind wir nach Hause (gegangen).