How to Say ‘We are still measuring...’ in German
Wir messen noch...
veer MESS-en nokh
[veer MESS-en nokh]
💬 Usage Tip: "Wir" = "we." "noch" here means "still" or "one more thing before we finish." It often signals the next step in a process.
🇩🇪 In Germany: Medical staff in Germany often explain actions while doing them, which helps reassure patients.
Phrase Breakdown
Wir
[veer]
we
The first-person plural pronoun.
Wir messen noch Ihren Blutdruck.
We are still measuring your blood pressure.
messen
[MESS-en]
measure
From the verb messen, often used for vital signs in hospital.
Wir messen noch Ihren Blutdruck.
We are still measuring your blood pressure.
noch
[nokh]
still
Shows that one more step remains to be done.
Wir messen noch Ihren Blutdruck.
We are still measuring your blood pressure.
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