How to Say ‘Do I send it to you?’ in German
Schicke ich ihn an dich?
SHIK-uh ikh een ahn dikh
[SHIK-uh ikh een ahn dikh]
💬 Usage Tip: ihn means "it" here because der Bericht is a masculine word. Things take he/she words in German: a die E-Mail would be sie.
Phrase Breakdown
Schicke ich ihn
SHIK-uh ikh een
Do I send it
In a question the verb comes first. 'ihn' (it/him) refers to a masculine noun, for example 'der Bericht'.
Schicke ich ihn heute?
Do I send it today?
Words in this phrase
Schicke
[SHIK-uh]
send
Verb used for sending messages, emails, or files.
Ich schicke dir die Einladung heute Abend.
I will send you the invitation this evening.
ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
ihn
[een]
him / it
Masculine accusative pronoun referring back to a masculine noun.
Ich reserviere ihn, sobald ich die Uhrzeit bestätigt habe.
I will reserve it as soon as I have confirmed the time.
an dich?
ahn dikh
to you?
'an' + accusative means 'to' a person when you send something. 'dich' is the informal 'you'.
Ich schreibe an dich.
I'm writing to you.
Words in this phrase
an
[ahn]
to
Preposition marking the recipient of something sent.
Ich schreibe an meine Kollegin.
I'm writing to my colleague.
dich
[dikh]
you (singular/informal, accusative/reflexive)
Used for one person informally, often as the object or in reflexive verbs.
Ich sehe dich morgen.
I will see you tomorrow.
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