How to Say ‘Do I need to sign anything else?’ in German
Muss ich noch etwas unterschreiben?
moos ikh nokh ET-vahs oon-ter-SHRY-ben
[moos ikh nokh ET-vahs oon-ter-SHRY-ben]
🇩🇪 In Germany: Before surgery, patients in Germany sign written consent forms, often after a separate talk with the anaesthetist. You have the right to ask questions before signing.
Phrase Breakdown
Muss ich noch etwas
moos ikh nokh ET-vahs
Do I still have to (do) something
'Muss ich' means 'must I'. The 'u' in 'muss' is short, like in 'put'.
Muss ich noch etwas bezahlen?
Do I still have to pay something?
Words in this phrase
Muss
[moos]
must
Indicating a necessity or obligation.
Ich muss zur Arbeit gehen.
I must go to work.
ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
noch
[nokh]
still / another
In café phrases, 'noch' often means 'another' or 'anything more'.
Möchten Sie noch einen Kaffee?
Would you like another coffee?
etwas
[ET-vahs]
something / anything
An indefinite pronoun meaning 'something' or 'anything,' depending on the sentence.
Möchtest du etwas essen?
Would you like something to eat?
unterschreiben?
oon-ter-SHRY-ben
sign?
'Unterschreiben' means 'to sign'. Say it as 'un-ter-SHRY-ben', with the stress on 'schrei'.
Bitte hier unterschreiben.
Please sign here.
Words in this phrase
unterschreiben
[oon-ter-SHRY-ben]
to sign
To put your signature on a document, e.g. a consent form.
Bitte unterschreiben Sie hier.
Please sign here.
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