How to Say ‘Due’ in German
Fällig
FEL-ikh
[FEL-ikh]
💬 Usage Tip: fällig sits at the very end of the sentence, after the day: der Bericht ist am Freitag fällig. Same for bills: die Miete ist am Ersten fällig "the rent is due on the first".
Phrase Breakdown
Fällig
[FEL-ikh]
due
Describes something that must be done or paid by a certain time.
Die Rechnung ist morgen fällig.
The invoice is due tomorrow.
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