How to Say ‘You go straight ahead here’ in German
Sie gehen hier geradeaus
zee GAY-en heer geh-RAH-duh-ows
[zee GAY-en heer geh-RAH-duh-ows]
Phrase Breakdown
Sie gehen hier
zee GAY-en heer
You go here
'Gehen' is pronounced 'GAY-en', with a silent 'h'. 'Hier' sounds like 'here' with a soft 'r'.
Sie gehen hier links.
You go left here.
Words in this phrase
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.
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