How to Say ‘Then you click on "Send".’ in German
Dann klickst du auf „Senden".
dan klikst doo owf ZEN-den
[dan klikst doo owf ZEN-den]
💬 Usage Tip: In German you click 'on' something: auf etwas klicken. Starting with Dann puts the verb before du: Dann klickst du.
Phrase Breakdown
Dann klickst du
dan klikst doo
Then you click
'Dann' (then) comes first, so the verb comes second. Say every consonant in 'klickst' clearly.
Dann klickst du hier.
Then you click here.
Words in this phrase
Dann
[dan]
then
Used to indicate a time following another event.
Dann gehe ich nach Hause.
Then I will go home.
klickst
[klikst]
click
'Du' form of 'klicken' (to click).
Du klickst hier.
You click here.
du
[doo]
you (singular/informal)
Used when speaking to one person informally.
Wie fühlst du dich heute Abend?
How do you feel this evening?
auf „Senden".
owf ZEN-den
on "Send"
'klicken auf' means 'to click on'. The 'S' in 'Senden' is voiced, like 'z' in 'zoo'.
Klick auf „Speichern".
Click on "Save".
Words in this phrase
auf
[owf]
on
Used to denote a position above something.
Das Buch liegt auf dem Tisch.
The book is on the table.
Senden
[ZEN-den]
send
To cause something to be conveyed or transmitted.
Ich kann dir die Informationen per E-Mail senden.
I can send you the information via email.
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