How to Say ‘I will bring you a painkiller.’ in German
Ich bringe Ihnen ein Schmerzmittel.
ikh BRING-uh EE-nen ine SHMAIRTS-mit-el
[ikh BRING-uh EE-nen ine SHMAIRTS-mit-el]
💬 Usage Tip: Ihnen means "to you" (formal), while Ihr means "your". Same pattern: Ich gebe Ihnen eine Tablette "I'll give you a tablet".
Phrase Breakdown
Ich bringe Ihnen
ikh BRING-uh EE-nen
I'll bring you
'Ihnen' is the formal 'to you' (dative) and sounds like 'EE-nen'. The 'ch' in 'ich' is soft, like a hiss.
Ich bringe Ihnen Wasser.
I'll bring you water.
Words in this phrase
Ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
bringe
[BRING-uh]
bring
From 'bringen'; this form can mean 'I bring' or be an imperative depending on context.
Ich bringe gleich die Rechnung.
I’ll bring the bill in a moment.
Ihnen
[EE-nen]
you (formal, dative)
The formal 'you' in the dative case, used in polite professional situations.
Darf ich Ihnen eine Frage zur Kultur im Unternehmen stellen?
May I ask you a question about the culture in the company?
ein Schmerzmittel.
ine SHMAIRTS-mit-el
a painkiller.
'Schmerz' (pain) plus 'Mittel' (remedy). Stress SCHMERZ. The 'rz' ending sounds like 'rts'.
Brauchen Sie ein Schmerzmittel?
Do you need a painkiller?
Words in this phrase
ein
[ine]
a
The indefinite article 'ein'.
Ich brauche ein Auto.
I need a car.
Schmerzmittel
[SHMAIRTS-mit-el]
painkiller
Medication that relieves pain.
Das Schmerzmittel wirkt schnell.
The painkiller works quickly.
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