How to Say ‘After it’ in German
Hinterher
hin-ter-hehr
[hin-ter-hehr]
💬 Usage Tip: hinterher often means after it/them in the sense of chasing or following, not just later. For example: Die Polizei fuhr ihm hinterher.
Phrase Breakdown
Hinterher
[hin-ter-hehr]
afterwards
Subsequent to a certain event or action.
Wir gehen hinterher Kaffee trinken.
We will have coffee afterwards.
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