How to Say ‘We are measuring your blood pressure.’ in German
Wir messen Ihren Blutdruck.
veer MESS-uhn EE-ren BLOOT-drook
[veer MESS-uhn EE-ren BLOOT-drook]
💬 Usage Tip: "Messen" = to measure. "Ihren Blutdruck" is accusative because it is what is being measured. Medical German loves clear action verbs.
🇩🇪 In Germany: Vital signs are checked routinely in German hospitals, often without much ceremony. The phrase may simply announce what is happening right now.
Phrase Breakdown
Wir
[veer]
we
First-person plural pronoun referring to staff or team.
Wir kommen gleich zurück.
We will be back shortly.
messen
[MESS-uhn]
measure
Used for checking a value such as blood pressure or temperature.
Wir messen jetzt den Puls.
We are measuring the pulse now.
Ihren
[EE-ren]
your
Formal possessive form used with masculine nouns in this sentence.
Wir kontrollieren Ihren Puls.
We are checking your pulse.
Blutdruck
[BLOOT-drook]
blood pressure
The pressure of blood in the arteries; a common vital sign.
Ihr Blutdruck ist heute normal.
Your blood pressure is normal today.
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