How to Say ‘The report’ in German
Den Bericht
dayn buh-RIKHT
[dayn buh-RIKHT]
💬 Usage Tip: After [meinte], [der Bericht] becomes [den Bericht]. That change marks it as the thing Anna meant; compare [der Bericht ist fertig] but [ich lese den Bericht].
Phrase Breakdown
Den
[dayn]
the
Masculine accusative article, used here because Bericht is the direct object.
Ich prüfe den Bericht heute.
I am checking the report today.
Bericht
[buh-RIKHT]
report
A written report or document, often for work.
Den Bericht schicke ich am Nachmittag.
I will send the report in the afternoon.
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