How to Say ‘No, you go straight ahead here to the plane.’ in German
Nein, Sie gehen hier geradeaus zum Flugzeug.
nine zee GAY-en heer geh-RAH-duh-ows tsoom FLOOK-tsoyk
[nine zee GAY-en heer geh-RAH-duh-ows tsoom FLOOK-tsoyk]
Phrase Breakdown
Nein, Sie gehen hier
nine zee GAY-en heer
No, you go here
'Nein' rhymes with 'nine'. Pause briefly after it, then say 'Sie gehen hier' smoothly.
Nein, Sie gehen hier rechts.
No, you go right here.
Words in this phrase
Nein
[nine]
no
Nein is the basic word for no, used to answer negatively.
Nein, ich brauche nichts mehr.
No, I don't need anything else.
Sie
[zee]
you (formal)
Formal second person singular pronoun.
Können Sie mir bitte folgen?
Can you please follow me?
gehen
[GAY-en]
go / walk
A polite imperative form telling someone to go or walk.
Gehen Sie nach rechts.
Go to the right.
hier
[heer]
here
Refers to this place or location.
Von hier ist das Museum nah.
From here the museum is near.
geradeaus
[geh-RAH-duh-ows]
straight ahead
A direction word meaning to continue forward without turning.
Gehen Sie geradeaus bis zur Kirche.
Go straight ahead until the church.
zum Flugzeug.
tsoom FLOOK-tsoyk
to the plane
'Zum' is short for 'zu dem'. The 'z' sounds like 'ts': 'tsoom FLOOK-tsoyk'.
Wir gehen zum Flugzeug.
We're going to the plane.
Words in this phrase
zum
[tsoom]
to the
Indicating direction toward a place.
Wir gehen zum Park.
We are going to the park.
Flugzeug
[FLOOK-tsoyk]
airplane
A plane; neuter noun (das Flugzeug).
Das Flugzeug landet pünktlich.
The airplane lands on time.
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