How to Say ‘You type in your name there.’ in German
Da tippst du deinen Namen ein.
dah tipst doo dy-nen NAH-men ine
[dah tipst doo dy-nen NAH-men ine]
💬 Usage Tip: eintippen "type in" splits: du tippst comes early and ein goes to the end. Same with Ich gebe das Passwort ein "I enter the password".
Phrase Breakdown
Da tippst du
dah tipst doo
There you type
'da' means 'there'. 'tippen' means to type. The verb comes before 'du'.
Da tippst du das Passwort.
There you type the password.
Words in this phrase
Da
[dah]
there
A common adverb meaning “there” or “over there,” often pointing to a place.
Da ist es viel ruhiger an der Ecke.
It is much quieter over there in the corner.
tippst
[tipst]
(you) type
'du' form of 'tippen'; with 'ein' it forms 'eintippen', to type in.
Du tippst das Passwort ein.
You type in the password.
du
[doo]
you (singular/informal)
Used when speaking to one person informally.
Wie fühlst du dich heute Abend?
How do you feel this evening?
deinen Namen ein.
dy-nen NAH-men ine
in your name.
'eintippen' is a separable verb, so 'ein' goes to the end. 'deinen Namen' is accusative.
Gib deinen Namen ein.
Enter your name.
Words in this phrase
deinen
[dy-nen]
your
Belonging to the person being addressed.
Ich sehe deinen Hund.
I see your dog.
Namen
[NAH-men]
name
The word for a person's name, often used when identifying a reservation.
Auf welchen Namen ist die Reservierung?
Under what name is the reservation?
ein
[ine]
in (separable prefix)
Separable part of 'eintippen', placed at the end of the sentence.
Gib bitte die Zahl ein.
Please enter the number.
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