How to Say ‘Just ask me’ in German
Frag mich einfach
frahk mikh INE-fakh
[frahk mikh INE-fakh]
💬 Usage Tip: In commands, German often puts the verb first: [Frag mich ...]. With [einfach], the tone becomes softer, more like "just go ahead and ask."
Phrase Breakdown
Frag
[frahk]
ask
Imperative form of 'fragen,' meaning 'ask.' It is a direct instruction or invitation.
Frag mich einfach, wenn etwas unklar ist; Frag ist ein Imperativ.
Just ask me if something is unclear; 'Frag' is an imperative.
mich
[mikh]
me
Object pronoun meaning 'me,' the person being asked.
Du kannst mich jederzeit fragen; mich ist das Objekt.
You can ask me anytime; 'mich' is the object.
einfach
[INE-fakh]
simply / just
Makes the request sound easy and relaxed, like 'just' or 'simply.'
Frag einfach nach; einfach macht es unkompliziert.
Just ask; 'einfach' makes it sound uncomplicated.
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