How to Say ‘Just let me know.’ in German
Sag einfach Bescheid.
zahk INE-fakh be-SHITE
[zahk INE-fakh be-SHITE]
💬 Usage Tip: Bescheid sagen means "let someone know" and has no word-for-word English match. Sag mir Bescheid is "let me know", and Sagen Sie Bescheid is the formal version.
🇩🇪 In Germany: A friendly colleague's offer to help again later. It's a real invitation, so it's fine to come back with questions.
Phrase Breakdown
Sag
[zahk]
say / tell
Informal command form of 'sagen' (to say), used to start a question casually.
Sag mir die Wahrheit.
Tell me the truth.
einfach
[INE-fakh]
simply; just
Used to emphasize something in a natural, direct way.
Du bist einfach charmant.
You are simply charming.
Bescheid
[be-SHITE]
notice / word
Used in 'Bescheid sagen' = to let someone know.
Sag mir Bescheid, wenn du fertig bist.
Let me know when you're done.
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