How to Say ‘That helps me a lot.’ in German
Das hilft mir sehr.
dahs hilft meer zair
[dahs hilft meer zair]
💬 Usage Tip: With [helfen], German uses [mir] here, not a form like "me" after a preposition: [Das hilft mir sehr.] You can swap it easily: [Das hilft uns sehr.]
🇩🇪 In Germany: This is a good workplace phrase because it thanks the person while also confirming their explanation was useful. It sounds appreciative without being over-the-top.
Phrase Breakdown
Das hilft mir
dahs hilft meer
that helps me
Expresses that something is useful or supportive for the speaker.
Das hilft mir wirklich.
That really helps me.
Words in this phrase
Das
[dahs]
that
Refers to what was just explained or shown.
Das hilft mir sehr bei der Arbeit.
That helps me a lot at work.
hilft
[hilft]
helps
Means gives useful support or assistance.
Das hilft mir beim Verstehen.
That helps me with understanding.
mir
[meer]
me / to me
Dative pronoun used with 'helfen'.
Das hilft mir heute.
That helps me today.
sehr
[zair]
very / a lot
Here it intensifies the verb phrase and means 'a lot' or 'very much'.
Das hilft mir sehr, danke.
That helps me a lot, thank you.
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