How to Say ‘Drink.’ in German
Trinken Sie
TRINK-en zee
[TRINK-en zee]
💬 Usage Tip: Another formal command with "Sie." In context, it often means "Make sure you drink..." rather than just "drink!"
🇩🇪 In Germany: Formal imperatives are standard in German healthcare and usually sound professional, not harsh.
Phrase Breakdown
Trinken
[TRINK-en]
drink
Formal imperative or verb form used in polite advice.
Trinken Sie mehr Wasser.
Drink more water.
Sie
[zee]
you
Formal pronoun for polite address.
Trinken Sie genug am Tag.
Drink enough during the day.
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