How to Say ‘And then the emails?’ in German
Und dann die E-Mails?
oont dahn dee ee-mayls
[oont dahn dee ee-mayls]
🇩🇪 In Germany: In conversation, this kind of short follow-up question is natural when you're checking a sequence: first one task, then another. The tone depends a lot on your voice — rising intonation makes it sound like a genuine check, not a challenge.
Phrase Breakdown
Und dann
oont dahn
and then
Asks about the next step after the first one.
Und dann was?
And then what?
Words in this phrase
Und
[oont]
and
A coordinating conjunction used to connect words, ideas, or steps.
Und dann die E-Mails kommen nach dem Meeting.
And then the emails come after the meeting.
dann
[dahn]
then
An adverb used to indicate the next step or what happens afterward.
Und dann die E-Mails bearbeite ich zuerst.
And then I deal with the emails first.
Die E-Mails
dee ee-mayls
the emails
Refers to the emails as the next task or topic.
Die E-Mails sind wichtig.
The emails are important.
Words in this phrase
die
[dee]
the
A definite article here used with the plural noun E-Mails.
Und dann die E-Mails schickst du an das Team.
And then you send the emails to the team.
E-Mails
[ee-mayls]
emails
Plural noun for electronic messages sent by email.
Und dann die E-Mails prüfst du noch einmal.
And then you check the emails again.
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